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Decision Superiority, Shared Intelligence and The Future of Battlefield AI

My podcast guest this week is Tim Stewart,Director of Business Development at Aitech. Tim and I investigate how AI is enabling decision superiority, the details of the OODA Loop, and the role that project convergence will play in the future of battlefield technologies. (We also talk about Tim’s Titanic lego project!) Keeping … Read More → "Decision Superiority, Shared Intelligence and The Future of Battlefield AI"

Something M-azing This Way Comes

I’m a simple man. It’s very kind of you to say that you agree with everything I just said, but I hadn’t fully finished my thought. What I was going to say was that I’m a simple man and I like a simple story. Sometimes I finish an interview with someone and—as soon as the video conference call closes—I burst into tears and/or maniacal laughter (figuratively, not literally, you understand… although sometimes it’s been a close call). … Read More → "Something M-azing This Way Comes"

Understanding and Optimizing SoC Hardware Performance

Are you involved in developing SoCs? Are you banging your head against the wall, desperately trying to determine why you aren’t obtaining the performance promised by the providers of your processor, interconnect, and DDR memory controller IPs? Do I have good news for you? (Spoiler alert. The answer to the last question is a resounding “Yes!”)

In many ways … Read More → "Understanding and Optimizing SoC Hardware Performance"

AMD Rocks with New Versal Gen 2 AI Edge SoC FPGAs

The awesome new AMD devices to which I’ve just been introduced have sparked a trip down memory lane (I know you’re surprised, because I pride myself on my laser-like focus that prevents me from wandering off into the weeds). I remember the 1970s and early 1980s when we thought the simple programmable logic devices (PLDs) of the time were so cool. Those were heady days … Read More → "AMD Rocks with New Versal Gen 2 AI Edge SoC FPGAs"

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Unlock the Productivity and Efficiency of a Connected Plant – Schneider Electric and MouserIn this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton and Patrick Casey from Schneider Electric explore the multitude of benefits that mobility brings to industrial applications. They investigate how Schneider Electric’s Harmony Hub can simplify monitoring and testing, increase operational efficiency and connectivity openness in industrial plants, and how NFC technology can bring new innovation possibilities … Read More → "Unlock the Productivity and Efficiency of a Connected Plant – Schneider Electric and Mouser"
It’s the little things that get you; Light to Voltage Converters – Analog Devices and Mouser  In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton and Ed Mullins from Analog Devices chat about the what, where, and how of photodiode amplifiers. They discuss the challenges involved in designing these kinds of components, the best practices for analyzing the stability of photodiode amplifiers, and how Analog Devices can help you with your … Read More → "It’s the little things that get you; Light to Voltage Converters – Analog Devices and Mouser"
Designing for Functional Safety with Infineon Memory — Infineon and Mouser Electronics  In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton and Alex Bahm from Infineon investigate the benefits of Infineon’s SEMPER NOR Flash and how the reliability, long-term data retention, and functional safety compliance make this memory solution a great choice for a variety of mission critical applications. They also examine how SEMPER NOR Flash has … Read More → "Designing for Functional Safety with Infineon Memory — Infineon and Mouser Electronics"
FlyOver® Technology: Twinax FlyOver® System for Next Gen Speeds — Samtec and Mouser  In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton and Matthew Burns from Samtec investigate the challenges of routing high speed data over lossy PCBs. They also discuss the benefits that Samtec’s Flyover® cable assembly systems bring to data center and embedded designs and how Samtec is furthering innovation with their high speed interconnect solutions. … Read More → "FlyOver® Technology: Twinax FlyOver® System for Next Gen Speeds — Samtec and Mouser"
Exploring the Potential of 5G in Both Public and Private Networks – Advantech and Mouser  In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton and Andrew Chen from Advantech investigate how we can revolutionize connectivity with 5G in public and private networks. They explore the role that 5G plays in autonomous vehicles, smart traffic systems, and public safety infrastructure and the solutions that Advantech offers in this arena. Click here … Read More → "Exploring the Potential of 5G in Both Public and Private Networks – Advantech and Mouser"
How Capacitive Absolute Encoders Enable Precise Motion Control — CUI Devices and MouserEncoders are a great way to provide motion feedback and capture vital rotary motion information. In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton and Jeff Smoot from CUI Devices investigate the benefits and drawbacks of different encoder solutions. They also explore the unique system advantages of absolute encoders and how you can get started using … Read More → "How Capacitive Absolute Encoders Enable Precise Motion Control — CUI Devices and Mouser"