Semiconductor Engineering: A Promising Future For Interconnect IP
Rich Wawrzyniak of Semico Research describes the market drivers for advanced multicore SoC architectures and the critical role of NoC interconnect semiconductor intellectual property (IP) in this Semiconductor Engineering article.
Semiconductor Engineering: Tech Talk – Changes In AI SoCs
Tech Talk Video: Changes In AI SoCs
Semiconductor Engineering: Tech Talk – CXL vs. CCIX Video
Tech Talk Video: CXL vs. CCIX
Semiconductor Engineering: New Architectural Issues Facing Auto Ecosystem
Kurt Shuler, vice president of marketing at Arteris IP comments, technology-wise, there are two key trends – electrification and autonomy, then who owns the data in this new Semiconductor Engineering article.
SemiWiki: Trends in AI and Safety for Cars
Kurt Shuler, VP of Marketing at Arteris IP updates Bernard Murphy (SemiWiki) on how trends in AI and safety are changing the design considerations for smart features in our cars in this new blog.
Semiconductor Engineering: Uses, Limits and Questions for FPGAs and Autos
Kurt Shuler, vice president of marketing at Arteris IP comments, he has seen that development is quickly moving in the direction of optimization with a lot of custom ASIC activity this Semiconductor Engineering article.
Semiconductor Engineering: CEO Outlook: 2020 Vision
Arteris IP’s CEO, Charlie Janac, is quoted in a 2020 survey of CEOs from across the country in this Semiconductor Engineering article.
SemiWiki: Autonomous Driving Still Terra Incognita
A panel at Arm TechCon reviewed where we’re at in self-driving. Andrew Hopkins or Arm, Kurt Shuler of Arteris IP, Martin Duncan of ST, Hideki Sugimoto of NSITEXE/DENSO and Mike Demler of The Linley Group, moderated the debated the practicalities. Bernard Murphy of SemiWiki provides his take on the discussion in this new blog.
SemiWiki: Evolving Landscape of Self-Driving Safety Standards
Think you know all about automotive safety and electronics? Think again. Bernard Murphy of SemiWiki gets an education from Kurt Shuler, VP Marketing at Arteris IP, on how the safety standards picture is becoming more complex as we factor in self-driving in this new blog.
Semiconductor Engineering: Planning For Failures In Automotive
Kurt Shuler, VP of Marketing at Arteris IP said, Put simply, a bottom-up approach doesn’t work well by itself, and neither does a top-down approach.