AI Hardware Summit | India’s Silicon Ambitions | Frankfurt Motor Show
EE Times Current20 Sep 2019

AI Hardware Summit | India’s Silicon Ambitions | Frankfurt Motor Show

The AI Hardware Summit in Silicon Valley. This year’s edition did not go as planned.

Also, the semiconductor industry is, of course global. India has an ambition to build a thriving semiconductor industry, building on the companies based there that have been designing chips for many, many years. Does the country have the infrastructure to make good on its ambitions?

And, we have a report from the Frankfurt Motor Show, traditionally one of the biggest shows of the year in the automotive industry. With all the interesting technological innovations that are being developed, you’d think it would have been a pretty exciting show. Yeah, no.

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