Semiconductor Engineering: Amdahl Limits On AI
“If you can’t parallelize a section, the serial section determines the maximum speed up,” says Michael Frank, fellow and system architect at Arteris IP.
Semiconductor Engineering: Zonal Architectures Play Key Role in Vehicle Security
It’s cybersecurity at the IP level, at the SoC level, at the board level, different levels within the different software modules
Semiconductor Engineering: What Is An XPU?
Most of these things are not really a processor in the sense of being a CPU,” says Michael Frank, fellow and system architect at Arteris IP. “They’re more like a GPU
EE Times article, The Internet of Cars Is Paved With Silicon
Charles Janac, chief operating officer at Arteris, explains that “the now-mandatory connectivity to the internet
Semiconductor Engineering: More NoC Wisdom
A common experience for anyone promoting a disruptive technology is that prospective customers understand that what is being offered is different.
Yahoo Finance: Tesla is not a car company — it’s an ‘internet-of-cars company:’ Arteris CEO
Shares jumped to new highs as the market cap of the pure-play electric vehicle maker topped $1 trillion for the first time, making it the 5th most valuable company in the S&P 500
Semiconductor Engineering: Software-Hardware Co-Design Becomes Real
Hardware/software co-design has been happening for quite a while,” says Michael Frank, fellow and system architect at Arteris IP. “People have been trying to estimate the behavior
SemiWiki: More Tales from the NoC Trenches
Science texts like to present the evolution of knowledge as step-function transitions, from ignorance to wisdom. We used to think the sun revolved around the earth.
Semiconductor Engineering: Data Explosion Pushes Boundaries of IC Interconnects
As chips become extremely large, the interconnect is touching all of the IP blocks in the chip. Benoit de Lescure, CTO at Arteris IP. “In this way, the interconnect is growing
EDN: How NoCs Ace Power Management and Functional Safety in SoCs
This third article highlights how NoC technology provides capabilities like power management and functional safety that are not possible with older crossbar-based interconnect technologies.