Since the pernicious punctuation police (those who worship the gods of SEO) persist in prescribing that I can no longer terminate the titles to my columns with my old friend, the exclamation mark, I’m forced to become evermore inventive, like shouting “EVERYTHING” (I’m sorry).
As an aside, whilst writing this column, I started to wonder as to the history and origin … Read More → "Enabling Voice Control in EVERYTHING"
On occasion I amaze even myself. Sometimes this is in a good way. Other times… not so much. My wife (Gina the Gorgeous) often says I’m clueless as to what’s going on around me (she says this with love). I can’t argue with her. Well, I can try, but I never win, so what’s the point?
One of the … Read More → "Ultralight Edge AI Platform Unveiled"
My long running series titled “How the FPGA Came To Be” (referenced below) chronicles the development of programmable logic starting with programmable diode matrices developed and marketed by Harris Semiconductor starting in the mid-1960s. These diode matrices along with a Mask Programmable Logic Array (MPLA) from National Semiconductor were the inspirations for the short-lived Intersil IM5200 Field Programmable Logic Array (FPLA) and the more successful Signetics 82 … Read More → "How the FPGA Came To Be, Part 7: Did General Electric invent the PLD and EPLD in 1971?"
I feel like an old fool (but where are we going to find one at this time of the day?). Almost everything I hear on the technology front these days causes me to have a knee-jerk reaction along the lines of, “Things have certainly changed since those far-off days when I was a bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, newly-minted engineer!”
As I’ve mentioned before, I … Read More → "Want Automated, Certification-Level RISC-V Verification Coverage?"
