Blog Posts (older)
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Green in: Seeing threads on cores, OSHAN-ready kits, ARM-based panel computer
In our Deep Green Editor's Choice section, we look at technology helping design green into today's new products.
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Grok-ability and the multicore processor
Mixing multicore complexity with disparate tools and architectures is like holding a United Nations meeting inside your chip.
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Phonemance
Our passion for our smartphones is driving the embedded computing industry.
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Green up: What’s MCU + mixed-signal tech worth?
This month, we take a look at the Maxim acquisition of Teridian, wondering if the multiple is too high or if somebody knows something big about mixed-signal technology in smart metering markets.
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Performance management: A new dimension in operating systems
Performance resources such as CPU cycles, clock speed, memory and I/O bandwidth, and cache memory space should be managed simultaneously to optimize performance.
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Real-time and general-purpose operating systems unite via virtualization
Combining real-time and general-purpose operating environments on the same platform places stringent requirements on how virtualization is implemented.
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Special Advertising Section: VIA: Processors, digital signage, and USB 3.0
VIA engineers have set out to design a generation of processors that will meet the demand for power-efficient processing.
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DynaVox Mayer-Johnson advances human expression
Designing a small speech-generating device durable enough for children to use called for a small form factor module based on the Intel Atom processor running Microsoft’s Windows Embedded Operating System (OS).
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Special Advertisement: Leveraging leading-edge PC graphics technologies for embedded systems
Embedded designers can take advantage of the fast-paced innovation in graphics technology.
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Can Multimode Vector Radio break the SDR performance barrier?
A new methodology can improve the performance of SDR by leveraging the parallelism offered by modern processor architectures.
