Webinar: Preventing Impaired Driving
The Driver Monitoring System is becoming the technology that detects a landscape of impairment behaviors, including drunk driving, drowsiness, distraction, and fatigue.
Podcast
Dig Deeper: EDA’s Role in Chiplets
Synopsys says the EDA industry is committed to ensuring that their customers can scale from large single-die SoCs today to multi-die systems incorporating perhaps hundreds of chiplets tomorrow.
Schneider Electric Stakes a Claim to Sustainability Leadership
The multinational energy management specialist is leading the sustainability charge on the supply side. Will its initiatives aimed at chip makers seed a sustainability ecosystem?
2024: Still Waiting for ‘Something Really Bad’
The failures of some AV makers were obvious. But haven’t regulators also failed us as much, or more?
Dig Deeper: Why Carmakers Want Chiplets
Bart Plackle, vice president for automotive at Imec, sees chiplets as the only hope for the automotive industry to get the massive computing performance it needs into cars. We ask him why.
Jim Keller on AI, RISC-V, Open Source, Innovation
Tenstorrent CEO discusses “What’s Next in Computing,” This is the Part 2 of our conversation.
Magna: ‘Let’s Start Saving Lives … Today’
Vehicle safety isn’t just about the performance of individual sensors. It’s all about the whole vehicle. Magna, which acquired Veoneer this year, believes it has a leg up.
Imec Tackles Chip Industry’s Carbon Conundrum
The semiconductor R&D hub aims to reduce the biggest source of carbon emissions: high-volume chip manufacturing.
At Cruise, What’s Said Internally Counts a Lot
Crisis management 101. What should Cruise be doing right now? We talk to communications expert Jackie Erickson.
Behind His Illustrious Career, Who’s Jim Keller?
Jim Keller Part 1: Early Days in Computing