In this week’s episode of Fish Fry, we’re headed into the world of common standards, common form factors, SOSA, and MORA. (Don’t worry, there are even more acronyms on the horizon!) First up, my first guest Rodger Hosking (Pentek) and I chat about the newest technologies in embedded software radio. We discuss how common standards and common form factors are pushing new initiatives in military and … Read More → "Saving Private Fish Fry"
This week’s episode of Fish Fry is all about artificial intelligence, machine vision, and basketball! Pulin Desai (Cadence Design Systems) and I discuss a couple of use cases that require a mix of both vision and artificial intelligence and why our “need for speed” has pushed for new design requirements in the mobile, AR/VR, surveillance, automotive and drone/robotics markets. We also … Read More → "Artificial Intelligence and the Need for Speed"
For many of us in the Northern Hemisphere it is winter, so a good time to close the curtains, gather round the fire and tell stories that make the blood run cold and the hairs on the back of your neck rise in horror. And this is one such story.
It was a peaceful day in the international company’s computer operations centre until, at 13.07, the monitoring … Read More → "A Tale to Make Your Blood Run Cold"
Watching the tech industry over the last few decades, it’s easy to come to the conclusion that all of the inventions have come solely through the efforts of single-minded entrepreneurs determined to win, even if it means losing in the attempt. While lots of that has happened, this worldview, just like the notion that the Wild West was won solely by rugged individualists with no help from anyone, … Read More → "Policy and Regulations in the IoT World"
We all know that security (or at least talking about it) is all the rage, although most of that attention relates to software. But hardware too? Yes, hardware too. However, today, we’re not going to talk about hardware that’s providing security to something else; we want to talk about protecting the hardware itself as intellectual property (IP).
Reverse engineering by companies like Read More → "The Cat-and-Mouse World of Logic Camouflage"
This week’s episode of Fish Fry covers the world of embedded design open standards and modules, a new security IC, and the science behind swearing. Jerry Gipper (Executive Director at VITA) joins us to discuss how VITA evolved from a simple VMEbus users group to the unique collaboration between suppliers and users it is today. We’ll discuss the future of VME and VPX technology, and why open … Read More → "Why Blank Slates Don’t Work"
