EE Times article, “Who’s Who in AI SoCs,” highlights Arteris IP
This EE Times article, “Who’s Who in AI SoCs”, highlights Arteris IP’s role in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) chips in this interview with Kurt Shuler, VP Marketing at Arteris IP.
Semiconductor Engineering: What Is SOTIF?
Kurt Shuler, VP of Marketing at Arteris IP, discusses the new ISO/PRF PAS 21448 Safety of the Intended Functionality (SOTIF) specification in this new video with Ed Sperling of Semiconductor Engineering.
EE Times Designlines Blog: How to Not Fail ISO 26262
This EE Times blog in Designlines Automotive titled, How to Not Fail ISO 26262, is written by Kurt Shuler, VP Marketing at Arteris IP.
EE Times Designlines Blog: Auto OEMs, Tier-Ones: Think SoC Designs
This EE Times blog in Designlines Automotive titled, Auto OEMs, Tier-Ones: Think SoC Designs, is written by Kurt Shuler, VP Marketing at Arteris IP.
Semiconductor Engineering: Adding Safety Into Automotive Design
This article covers a wide range of facts and opinions when it comes to safety; Adhering to tight safety protocols means new questions are asked, “How do you design quality into the product? How do you design safety into the product? How do you not do things that are going to cause gaps that could lead to a future safety issue? When people start getting assessed within the value chain, it’s usually the person above you. But it also can be a third-party assessor that your customer hires, or that you hired yourself. Kurt Shuler, VP, Marketing for Arteris IP.
SemiWiki: Supporting ASIL-D Through Your Network on Chip
Kurt Shuler, VP Marketing at Arteris IP has written a White-Paper ‘How to efficiently achieve ASIL-D compliance using NoC technology’, and discusses the details with Bernard Murphy in this SemiWiki blog.
SemiWiki: ISO 26262: People, Process and Product
Kurt Shuler, VP Marketing at Arteris IP writes about the 3 P’s of ISO 26262 in a White-paper and then chats with Bernard Murphy in this SemiWiki blog.
Semiconductor Engineering: Artificial Intelligence Chips: Past, Present and Future
While AI chips aren’t particularly intelligent by human standards right now, they are definitely clever, and it is very likely that in the near future they are going to get even more clever. These chips will continue to leverage advances in semiconductor processing technology, computer architecture, and SoC design to boost. Stated by Ty Garibay, CTO for Arteris IP.
IEEE Electronics 360: How to Efficiently Achieve ASIL-D Compliance Using NoC Technology
Learn from the experts at Arteris IP in this new White Paper.
Semiconductor Engineering: When Bugs Escape
Chirag Gandi, Director of Verification at Arteris IP, chats with Brian Bailey in this Semiconductor Engineering article.