Arm DesignStart program accelerates Linux-based design 22nd October 2018
While the breadth of IoT provides endless possibilities for advanced software development, it also holds challenges for designers. In a rapidly changing and competitive market, designers need to differentiate their products and deliver enhanced designs at the lowest cost in the fastest time possible. Phil Burr, director, portfolio product management, Arm, explains.
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Bringing innovation to EuropeLast week we celebrated the tenth anniversary of the EIT, (European Institute of Innovation and Technology) and I think it’s fair to say there is a lot to be celebrated. Driving innovation in Europe the EIT supports entrepreneurs, students and innovators in making their best ideas into a reality.
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Expertise in emulation being brought to bearIt has been announced that Synopsys was selected by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) for the Posh Open Source Hardware (POSH) program to create new innovation in analog mixed signal verification as part of its Electronics Resurgence Initiative (ERI), in partnership with Lockheed Martin and Analog Devices, using Synopsys’ ZeBu emulation technology.
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Advanced technology key to strong foundry revenue per waferThe average revenue generated from processed wafers among the four biggest pure-play foundries (TSMC, GlobalFoundries, UMC, and SMIC) is expected to be $1,138 in 2018, when expressed in 200mm-equivalent wafers, which is essentially flat from $1,136 in 2017, according to a new analysis by IC Insights.
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Strategies for low risk sourcing of componentsDirect sourcing of electronic components used to be pretty simple. An OEM or Electronic Manufacturing Service (EMS) provider would order direct from the manufacturer or through authorised distributors to obtain any required components. There was usually no need to look any further.
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Premier Farnell signs non-volatile memory lineAdesto Technologies and Premier Farnell have signed a global distribution agreement. The franchise provides OEM customers with access to Adesto’s complete portfolio of ultra-low power non-volatile memory (NVM) products, with support provided through Premier Farnell’s sales, technical and product management resources.
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Avnet Silica wins Xilinx plauditAvnet Silica has won an award for ‘Best Performance’ from Xilinx. The award was presented recently at Xilinx’s annual channel sales conference for the 2018 financial year. It specifically recognised the excellent performance in distribution achieved by Avnet Silica’s sales and engineering team located in the DACH region (Germany, Austria and Switzerland).
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North takes pole position at Oxley GroupGarry North has been appointed as CEO of the Oxley Group of Companies. He will draw on his background as a Mechanical Engineer and over 40 years of experience in the manufacturing industry, particularly in the Aerospace and Defence sector.
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Step to it: RS supports electronica visitors challengeRS Components (RS) is supporting the ‘Big Step Challenge’, which is being launched by Messe Muenchen, the organisers of electronica 2018. The challenge has been devised to harness the power of the show’s international audience essentially ‘walking to unite the world through technology’. The electronica trade fair attracts visitors from more than 80 countries, who will be encouraged to take part.
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