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The Platform’s Timothy Prickett Morgan reports that Google is eyeing networking throughput capabilities of 5 petabits per second. However, as Google Fellow Amin Vahdat recently
Semiconductor Engineering editor in chief Ed Sperling recently reported that the current emphasis on lowering power – in everything from wearable electronics to data centers – is turning into a “perfect storm” for the semiconductor ecosystem. “In the past, most issues involving power—notably current leakage, physical effects such as electromigration, electrostatic discharge, RC delay and […]
Semiconductor Engineering editor in chief Ed Sperling recently reported that the current emphasis on lowering power – in everything from wearable electronics to data centers
Writing for PC Magazine, Michael J. Miller notes that although most of the discussion around Moore’s Law has thus far focused on logic chips, the memory industry has clearly entered a transitional stage. “DRAM shrinks have slowed dramatically. Most of the makers are now in the transition to 20nm DRAM with perhaps one or two […]
Writing for PC Magazine, Michael J. Miller notes that although most of the discussion around Moore’s Law has thus far focused on logic chips, the
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Security researchers Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek recently highlighted a series of automotive vulnerabilities when they hacked a Chrysler jeep driven by Wired journalist Andy Greenberg. Indeed, the duo managed to (wirelessly) assume control over dashboard functions, steering, transmission and brakes. Image Credit: Wired Shortly after the widely publicized hack, Chrysler confirmed it would be […]
Security researchers Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek recently highlighted a series of automotive vulnerabilities when they hacked a Chrysler jeep driven by Wired journalist Andy Greenberg. Indeed, the duo managed to (wirelessly) assume control over dashboard functions, steering, transmission and brakes.
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