A Call to Arm’s Version 9
This week’s podcast: Ten years ago, Arm introduced its v8 architecture of its processor cores, which turned out to be a pretty big deal. The company just revealed v9. The announcement was light on det...
9 Apr 202126min
A Disaster Waiting to Happen | Get Up, Stand Up
This week’s podcast: Every year, the automotive industry is offering vehicles with increasingly autonomous capabilities. There is a problem in how it describes its progress that is already undermining...
2 Apr 202130min
Headline: Intel Throws a Curveball | The Book on Gallium Nitride
This week’s podcast: People were wondering if Intel would finally get out of the IC manufacturing business. Instead, it’s going to broaden its manufacturing operations in a standalone foundry business...
26 Mars 202143min
Electronics at the Top of the World | The Artful Engineer
This week’s podcast: Electronics manufacturer love to call their products reliable, but are they really? One way to find out is to take them places where failure is not an option. Our guest this week ...
19 Mars 202131min
Making Cars and Going ‘Fabless’ | Next-Gen EV & AV
This week’s podcast: Colin Barnden, an analyst and a regular contributor to EE Times, recently came to an intriguing supposition: car makers are likely to give up their factories, just like most semic...
12 Mars 202132min
Fear & Loathing on the M&A Trail
This week’s podcast: Nvidia’s proposal to buy Arm is one of the most consequential acquisitions in technology history. Opposition is said to be mounting, but will those opposed put up enough resistanc...
26 Feb 202125min
The Theremin at 100
This week’s podcast: There is only one inherently electronic instrument in common use. In this episode, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the theremin, we talk about the history of the instrument, ...
19 Feb 202148min
