Amazon makes Inferentia chip available for customer machine-learning workloads. The post AWS Rolls Out AI Inference Chip appeared first on EETimes.

We can instantly edit, enhance and distort photos. Shouldn't we think first before enabling that same ability for augmented reality? The post Smartphone Photos in a Post-Truth Era appeared first on EETimes.

Will Canada be first to develop policy around volunteer cyborgs? Will we soon use implants to unlock doors or start cars? The post Canadian Researcher Ponders Cyborg Rights appeared first on EETimes.

Everspin brings 32-Mb Toggle MRAM to market and maintains its position as the leading Toggle MRAM player. The post Toggle MRAM Readies for 5G appeared first on EETimes.

First to develop fingerprint touch sensors on Android, Fingerprint Cards AB (Fingerprints) announces slim side-mounted fingerprint sensors for borderless and foldable smartphones. The post Xiaomi Redmi K30 First to Use Fingerprints’ Side-mounted Sensor  appeared first on EETimes.

Space missions increasingly require robust and efficient solutions. Microchip’s Radiation Tolerant (RT) PolarFire FPGA offers lower costs and faster design cycles. The post Low-Power FPGA Enables High-Performance Space Systems appeared first on EETimes.

New breakthroughs in embedded memories and AI, RF, quantum computing and energy storage. The post Leti at IEDM: Bio-inspired chips, Scalable Quantum Dots and Thin-film Batteries appeared first on EETimes.

The company will start sampling its new 8.3 megapixel automotive image sensors capable of mitigating LED flicker in the first quarter of 2020. The post OmniVision Cuts LED Flicker in HDR appeared first on EETimes.

ITRI’s ability to incubate new ideas and secure venture investment has recently been recognized by the R&D 100 with two awards for its RAIBA and iKNOBEAD technologies. The R&D 100 is a prestigious award that considers innovation from a global...

Power slashed to a quarter of competing devices’ consumption The post Lattice Unveils First FPGAs on FD-SOI appeared first on EETimes.

The memory segment, a drag on the market in 2019, appears to be reviving, however, and promises to get stronger in 2020. The post Global IC Sales Continue Their Dive appeared first on EETimes.

Between them, the two still hold 51 percent of voting shares, and will remain on Alphabet's board. They aren't going far. The post The Google Guys: Retiring at 46 appeared first on EETimes.

The first artificial digital neuron has been created in the laboratory, with the aim of restoring lost brain functions. Scientists plan to use these chips to treat neurodegenerative diseases. The post Ultra-low Power Bionic Chip Treats Alzheimer’s appeared first on...

Rumors abound that Habana Labs may be in discussions with the computing giant — which already owns Nervana. The post Is Intel Considering Another AI Acquisition? appeared first on EETimes.

The rapid adoption of flash storage is boosting NVM Express (NVMe), but it's premature to write obituaries for SAS and SATA. The post SAS, SATA Still Satisfy Many SSD Workloads appeared first on EETimes.

5G mmWave is not really happening. 5G rollout will take a long time. There are no compelling 5G apps. Qualcomm executives complained that these statements are "5G misconceptions," insisting they can be easily debunked. The post Qualcomm Battles 5G ‘Misconceptions’...

Imagination Technologies unveils the tenth generation of its PowerVR architecture, which it claims is the ‘GPU of everything’. The post Imagination Unveils New 128-wide ALU ‘GPU of Everything’ Family appeared first on EETimes.

Current applications for lithium-ion batteries are expanding in many industrial markets. Their use has made it necessary to reuse and recycle the electrical storage technology. Panasonic Corporation has developed a new battery management solution that measures electrochemical impedance, allowing it...

Advances in aviation safety are attributed to several factors, including better designs, new technologies, and improvements in manufacturing processes, as well as more effective pilot training and improvements in aircraft operations and regulation.

Thales launches a new flight management system designed for a connected aerospace ecosystem and crowded skies as the aircraft fleet expands and drone usage increases.

ChangXin Memory, formerly known as Innotron Memory, claimed the company has become — officially — “China’s only DRAM producer.” Having completed its Fab 1 and R&D facility in Hefei, ChangXin is currently running 20,000 wafers per month. The post ChangXin...

For $160 million, Cadence will get board- and system-level RF design capabilities to complement its circuit-level RF expertise. The post Cadence Consolidates RF Design with AWR Buy appeared first on EETimes.

PCB users and AI systems want to know everything they can about every PCB coming off the production line. New advanced traceability techniques associated with process control and visualization capabilities can tell them a lot.

In response to rising demand for one of its hottest products, Apple is increasing its business, despite the U.S.-China trade war.

Lacking new top systems, the focus shifted to the next big systems for exascale computing. Intel, Nvidia, Arm, Cerebras and others made key announcements.