Last year when Sony came to the CES to talk about its EV project called "Vision-S," it had a look of a marketing stunt. This year, Sony EV gambit seems more like a real car project.  The post Sony Tries...

In comparison to bulk silicon, FD-SOI offers improved power, performance, and area metrics. There are also operational optimizations. The post It’s Time to Look at FD-SOI (Again) appeared first on EETimes.

CES 2021 revealed in-cabin AI as the hottest trend in automotive. This has profound implications, with Qualcomm potentially set for its DMS dominance. The post Why Qualcomm Is Set for Auto DMS Dominance appeared first on EETimes.

AI chip startup Kneron has two new investors – Foxconn and Winbond The post Kneron Attracts Strategic Investors appeared first on EETimes.

AI Compute Symposium explored how research efforts in various disciplines might converge to take the next level of artificial intelligence “from Atoms to Applications.” The post AI Compute Symposium Explores Next-Gen AI ‘from Atoms to Apps’ appeared first on EETimes.

New hydrogen power technology could mark a commercial breakthrough for drones, paving the way for mobile robot development with extended range and load capacity. Doosan Mobility Innovation (DMI) has announced it has successfully used hydrogen-powered drones to deliver humanitarian aid...

A guide on how to minimize the time between when a signal is first received by a device to the time it arrives at its final destination. The post Low Latency Radio System Design Considerations appeared first on EETimes.

The “AspenCore Guide to Gallium Nitride: A New Era for Power Electronics,” explains the momentum behind GaN ICs. The post AspenCore Book Illuminates GaN’s Pivotal Role in the New Power Era appeared first on EETimes.

Technology had changed the trajectory of cotton as a global commodity and cotton continued to revolutionize industrial capitalism. The post The Strange Fellowship of Technology and Coercion appeared first on EETimes.

U.S. manufacturing should record a net increase in revenues totaling 6.9%this year, reversing a 1.3% decline during pandemic-plagued 2020. The post U.S. Manufacturing Rebound Carries Over to 2021 appeared first on EETimes.