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Max Maxfield publishes an Arduino Uno Bootcamp article series for embedded students and beginners

My friend and EEJournal colleague Max Maxfield writes for several publications. Case in point is a 24-article Arduino Bootcamp series he has written for his Cool Beans column in Practical Electronics magazine, published in the UK. This series of articles is now downloadable as a PDF bundle. The series was two years in the making … Read More → "Max Maxfield publishes an Arduino Uno Bootcamp article series for embedded students and beginners"



Scaling Up and Scaling Out: Reimagining Silicon Switching for the AI Era

This has been another “one of those days.” I’ve been discovering all sorts of things pertaining to what’s currently happening in the high-end of artificial intelligence (AI) space (where no one can hear you scream), and now I’m screaming inside and my head hurts.  Let’s start with the concept of an “AI Pod.” This term … Read More → "Scaling Up and Scaling Out: Reimagining Silicon Switching for the AI Era"

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Meets Networks-on-Chip (NoCs) in More Ways Than One

Way back in the mists of time that we used to call 2023, I wrote (well, waffled) a column about Network-on-Chip (NoC) technology (see Who Needs a Network-on-Chip (NoC)? Everyone!). Suffice it to say that this was in the days before the punctuation police forbade me from using exclamation marks in my titles (thankfully, I’m … Read More → "Artificial Intelligence (AI) Meets Networks-on-Chip (NoCs) in More Ways Than One"


New Memory Architectures for SoCs and Multi-Die Systems

Before we dive headfirst into the fray with gusto and abandon (and aplomb, of course), let’s briefly remind ourselves as to the current state-of-play on the chiplet and multi-die systems front. Let’s start with the fact that artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are becoming pervasive and ubiquitous. Let’s also remind ourselves that we … Read More → "New Memory Architectures for SoCs and Multi-Die Systems"




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