China takes fastest supercomputer crown
Programmable Logic DesignLine - News, 17 hours ago
China's National University of Defense Technology won the fastest supercomputer in the world contest sponsored by the Top500 List. View the full article HERE.
FDSOI helps ST, Rambus reach IP settlement
Programmable Logic DesignLine - News, 17 hours ago
Agreement covers FDSOI design, security, memory and interface technologies and settles all outstanding claims. View the full article HERE.
Bluetooth Arduino project seeks funds
Programmable Logic DesignLine - News, 17 hours ago
Engineers from Michigan are trying to raise $80,000 for Bluetooth-enabled Arduino boards that will allow smartphones to be used to control project hardware.View the full article HERE.
BlackBerry''s turnaround hinges on Q10
Programmable Logic DesignLine - News, 17 hours ago
Strong early sales of the keyboard-packing Q10 give BlackBerry''s resurrection a chance.View the full article HERE.
Nvidia to license graphics IP to other chip vendors
Programmable Logic DesignLine - News, 17 hours ago
Offerings include the current Kepler GPU product family as well as the modem technology Nvidia acquired from Icera a few years back. View the full article HERE.
IoT will be next silver screen, says media exec
Programmable Logic DesignLine - News, 17 hours ago
The Internet of Things could become the next big entertainment platform, said a media exec at a conference with Silicon Valley techies at Stanford.View the full article HERE.
Atmel pays Infineon over MCU patent dispute
Programmable Logic DesignLine - News, June 17, 2013
After two years of legal wrangling U.S. based microcontroller company pays up over allegedly infringing 11 patents.View the full article HERE.
Mellanox adds Danish firm to buying spree
Programmable Logic DesignLine - News, June 17, 2013
High-speed interconnect provider adds to offering with plan to acquire Denmark''s IPtronics for its optical transceivers.View the full article HERE.
AMS marks down 2013 revenue on order delays
Programmable Logic DesignLine - News, June 17, 2013
Austrian analog IC and sensor vendor has lowered its growth estimate for 2013 because certain customers are pushing orders out. The company has also lost its CEO who has stood down.View the full article HERE.
Energy-harvesting shock absorbers coming to a car near you
Programmable Logic DesignLine - News, June 17, 2013
With solar and wind harvesting technologies thriving, researchers are seeking other energy sources for which they can create harvesting devices. View the full article HERE.
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