The Workstation Conundrum | Sully on the 737 | Live from Semicon West
Our stories this week: You might recall pilot Chesley Sullenberger. He became a hero a few years back for crash landing a disabled passenger airliner into New York's Hudson River with no loss of life....
12 Juli 201918min
Moore’s Law and GaN | Facial Recognition vs. Privacy | The Trade War Soap Opera
This week… Facial recognition is being deployed more frequently, but is the technology ready? And, are we ready for it? President Trump said he is lifting official restrictions on doing business with ...
4 Juli 201925min
Self-Driving Skeptic | Supercharged PCI | Sensors Everywhere | Edge AI
This week… The French research institute LETI held a conference on artificial intelligence at the edge. What does putting AI on the edge of the network mean, and what’s the advantage? EE Times editors...
28 Juni 201924min
AI Hubs | HD maps for Robocars | Supercomputer Bragging Rights
Our lineup this week includes: A guided tour through London’s Tech Week, an annual extravaganza of new technologies. Unsurprisingly, this year there was an emphasis on artificial intelligence. We’ll h...
21 Juni 201915min
Risking RISC-V | Engineers & the Gig Economy | Chiplets
This week: RISC-V has profound implications for the smartphone market; we checked to see if it’s ready. Moore’s Law will end – unless maybe chiplets? Engineers are getting drawn into the gig economy,...
14 Juni 201919min
Monte Carlo Formula E Race | Trade War: China’s View | AI @ Hot Chips
This week we’ve got a dispatch from Monte Carlo about the recent Grand Prix ELECTRIC vehicle race. Also, a separate report on what’s going on with chips for Autonomous Vehicles. And we’ve been talking...
31 Maj 201920min
US-China Train Wreck
Today is Friday, May 24th, and this is your EE Times Weekly Briefing. The biggest story in electronics this week affects almost everyone in the high-tech industry – from Huawei to Google to Infineon –...
24 Maj 201917min
