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Semiconductor Engineering: Long-Haul Trucking With Fewer Drivers
Interestingly, when Intel-owned Mobileye started out with its technology, the first market was aftermarket selling to trucks. “The idea was that — and it was true
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Semiconductor Engineering: Steering The Semiconductor Industry
Everything we do is based on IP-XACT IEEE 1685 standard,” says Isabelle Geday, general manager of Arteris IP Deployment. “It is our duty and our prerogative to train people
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Semiconductor Engineering: Who Owns In-Chip Monitoring Data?
There’s this joint ownership of the data, with different people at different layers doing different things with the data for their own purposes,” said Kurt Shuler
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Semiconductor Engineering: ISO 26262 – Law Or Framework?
The ISO 26262 standard is a weighty series of documents that many believe has all the force of law or regulation; however, it is not a dictate. It is an agreement on best practices for participants
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Semiconductor Engineering: Will PAYGO Shake Up How We Pay For Chips?
This could turn out to be a brilliant business model if the optional features are enticing enough for a large part of the customer base to adopt
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Semiconductor Engineering: Auto Displays: Bigger, Brighter, More Numerous
A lot of these companies were derived from OEMs,” said Kurt Shuler, vice president of marketing at Arteris IP. “Denso, for instance, was part of Toyota before
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Semiconductor Engineering: Continuous Education For Engineers
Education of the market is virtuous,” says Isabelle Geday, VP and general manager of IP Deployment Division at Arteris IP.
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Semiconductor Engineering: Sweeping Changes Ahead For Systems Design
It’s not about the hardware instruction set architecture,” said Kurt Shuler, vice president of marketing at Arteris IP. “It’s about the software for the hardware instruction set architecture.
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SemiWiki: The Zen of Auto Safety – a Path to Enlightenment
Safety is a complex topic, but we’re busy. We take the course, get the certificate. Check, along with a million other things we need to do
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Semiconductor Engineering: IP-XACT Is Back, For All The Right Reasons
The intent behind IP-XACT has always been to provide a bridge between system-on-chip (SoC) assembly and larger considerations. This standard has additionally
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