I love being me, which is a good thing when you come to think about it, because I don’t think the alternative would be much fun. In addition to being a trend-setter and leader of fashion, one of the things I’ve been blessed with is a good imagination, but—as we will see—a good imagination can be a double-edged sword.
… Read More → "Gruesome Gambols Gripping Generative AI (Part 1)"
I am currently wearing my patent-pending puzzled and perplexed expression. This manly mien was handed down to me by my father when he determined he had no further use for it. It was the aspect he assumed when my mother requested him to undertake some chore around the house. Oftentimes, he managed to look so befuddled and bewildered that she ended up performing the task herself. I’ … Read More → "Using Generative AI for Refactoring and Debugging Code Cuts Debugging Time in Half!"
In this week’s Fish Fry podcast, I investigate how you can shorten your development time and accelerate code across heterogeneous compute platforms with CacheQ Systems CEO Clay Johnson. Clay and I explore the benefits of heterogeneous compute development, the details of CacheQ’s QCC development platform and what sets CacheQ’s QCC development platform apart from open-source tools.
In its quest to make oneAPI a viable alternative to Nvidia’s CUDA for parallel-processing software development, Intel has released the 2023.1 version of its oneAPI tools. Last August in EEJournal, I wrote:
“Nvidia has something that Intel and AMD covet. No, it’s not GPUs. Intel and AMD both make GPUs. However, they don’t have Nvidia’s not-so-secret weapon that’s a … Read More → "Intel’s latest version of oneAPI takes advantage of new Intel Xeon improvements, supports AMD and Nvidia"
Today, we’re going to talk about AI, DSP, FPGAs, IP, and SoCs. Normally, these things don’t all go together. Certainly, FPGAs have been used to implement AI and DSP algorithms, although AI and DSP algorithms generally involve different sorts of computations. (See “A Brief History of the Single-Chip DSP, Part II .”) DSP … Read More → "Flex Logix configurable hardware IP for AI and DSP workloads fuses FPGAs, tensor units, and software"
Just to keep things interesting, we’re going to come at things from a slightly different direction to my usual columns. First, I’m going to tell you something you already know. Second, I’m going to tell you something of which you are probably aware. Third, once I’ve lulled you into a false sense of security, I’m going to surprise you with something … Read More → "Yes! On-Chip (FPGA, MCU, SoC) Generation of Post-Quantum Secure IDs and Keys"
