Semiconductor Engineering: Longer Chip Lifecycles Increase Security Threat
With an SoC, you can use the firewalls in the NoC to quietly tag data and tell you if something is not right,” said Kurt Shuler, vice president of marketing at Arteris IP.
Semiconductor Engineering: Taming Non-Predictable Systems
Real-time is a ‘stretchable’ term,” says Michael Frank, fellow and system architect at Arteris IP. “In general, it implies that a certain action is completed within a bounded time, with 100 % probability
Semiconductor Engineering: Roaring ’20s For The Chip Industry
These advanced technologies are changing the fabric of the industry. “Foundries will keep offering more and more design services,” says Isabelle Geday, vice president
Semiconductor Engineering: Von Neumann Is Struggling
One of the problems is that CPUs are not really good at anything,” says Michael Frank, fellow and system architect at Arteris IP.
Semiconductor Engineering: Car Industry Changing Under The Hood
It wasn’t that long ago that security was viewed as something nice to have, noted Kurt Shuler, vice president of marketing at Arteris IP.
Semiconductor Engineering: Top-Tech Videos of 2020
View these 3 Arteris IP Videos included in the top 68 most viewed: AI/ML: Changes in AI SoCs discusses the tradeoffs in AI chips in the data center and in edge devices.
Semiconductor Engineering: CEO Outlook: 2021
Chiplets will become increasingly important”, said K. Charles Janac, president and CEO of Arteris IP. “Some will be for specific functions. Some will require specialized
Semiconductor Engineering: Learning ISO 26262 – 2nd Edition
Interpreting the functional safety standard isn’t as simple as just looking at the document. Ambiguity is a feature, not a bug! Why? Partly ambiguity. Because what I think is clear
Semiconductor Engineering: Using ICs To Shrink Auto’s Carbon Footprint
Guillaume Boillet, Director of Product Management at Arteris IP says, There’s more compute power, but it’s compensated by systems that are more elegant.
SemiWiki: The Reality of ISO 26262 Interpretation. Experience Matters.
Interpreting ISO 26262 without ambiguity is not always easy. Suppliers and integrators can read some aspects differently, creating confusion.