Pat Gelsinger Takes us on a Trip Down Memory Lane – and a Look Ahead
Dick James, a Senior Fellow and Technology Analyst with TechInsights, entered the semiconductor industry in 1970, working for Philips Semiconductor. In this blog, he presents a retrospective of gate technology, ranging from 1971’s 10-micron design rules (!) through to the more modern 5-nanometer.
Component Pricing Landscape and Analysis
TechInsights brings together unique industry insight gained from over 20 years of experience in performing teardowns in some of the highest volume applications combined with crowd-sourced pricing data from companies. Data science algorithms are used to make sense of this data to establish up to date market pricing curves for each manufacturer part number (MPN).
TetraMem Touts In-Memory DLA
The Silicon Valley startup uses a new type of memristor to perform analog math for deep-learning acceleration. It provides nonvolatile storage and performs low-power AI computations.
Sakura Debuts for Edge AI
EdgeCortix launched its first edge-AI inference chip by hardening its DNA IP, delivering low latency and high power efficiency for applications that fit into 5W to 20W.
Synopsys NPX6 Expands AI Options
The new deep-learning accelerator (DLA) can scale to more than 2,000 TOPS, providing a licensable core for applications such as autonomous driving and natural-language processing.
SemiWEEK: SEMI ISS, Anne Kelleher, Moore’s Law; Stocks were mixed
Semiconductor WEEK: An overview of results and conclusions from recent reports at TechInsights.
Main and Periscope Camera Trends at Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi, Vivo, Huawei, and Sharp
If you want to understand the progress of competitors and the recent situation of the market, this presentation reviews selected structural and feature highlights of Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi, Vivo, Huawei, and Sharp cameras, focusing on main & ultrawide cameras, and the periscope camera trends.
Linley Spring Processor Conference 2022
For more than a decade, The Linley Group has delivered the industry’s premier processor conferences. This year, the Linley Spring Processor Conference will return to Santa Clara on April 20-21, 2022 with a new hybrid format; if you can’t attend in person, you can tune in to our virtual livestream.
