My first column on EEJournal, The Artificial Intelligence Apocalypse (Part 1), was posted on September 19, 2019. That’s almost seven years ago as I pen these words. Things are moving so fast these days that I find it hard to wrap my brain around how much the technology landscape … Read More → "The Big Five-Oh-Oh!"
Hot on the heels of Adiuvo’s introduction of the Explorer FPGA board (see “Need a low-cost FPGA dev board? Check out Adiuvo Engineering’s $99 Explorer board with an AMD Artix UltraScale+ FPGA”), the company has now introduced a $50 development board called < … Read More → "Adiuvo’s $50 Forgix Board Crams RP2354 Microcontroller and Trion T8 FPGA into a 28-pin Teensy Footprint"
Let’s talk about Photonics! My guests are esteemed scientists Tim McKenna and Ryo Yanagimoto, from the Physics & Informatics Laboratories at NTT. Tim and I chat about balancing theoretical physics with real-world applications at NTT, his most exciting photonics projects, and the primary obstacles to replacing traditional electronics with photonic technologies. Ryo and I dig into the game-changing potential of NTT’s programmable photonic chips. … Read More → "Inside NTT’s Photonics Breakthroughs: A Roadmap to Light-Based Computing"
Close your eyes and imagine the following scene. No. That won’t work, will it? Let’s try doing this a different way. Keep your eyes open and imagine they’re closed. Visualize a future timeline where you use a GUI to drag-and-drop chiplets onto an active silicon substrate, run simulations and profiling, fine-tune your design, pick a package type, assign package pins, press the “Go” … Read More → "We’re One Step Closer to Drag-and-Drop Off-the-Shelf Chiplet-Based Design"
On the one hand, I think I’m taking the incredible advances we’re currently seeing in Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools in my stride, striving to maintain a dignified persona as the latest and greatest marvels unfold before my eyes. On the other hand, I sometimes find it hard to restrain myself from exclaiming, “Wow!” or “You must be joking!”
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If you’re looking for a real bargain in an FPGA development board, Adiuvo Engineering’s Adam Taylor has a deal for you. His company’s new $99 Explorer dev board sports an AMD Artix UltraScale+ AU7P FPGA, which is lower than the single-piece price for the FPGA alone. How does Adiuvo … Read More → "Need a low-cost FPGA dev board? Check out Adiuvo Engineering’s $99 Explorer board with an AMD Artix UltraScale+ FPGA"
