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September 21, 2012

Inching Along

by Amelia Dalton

Sometimes it feels like we’re just inching along toward innovation. Sometimes it feels like we’re flying by the seat of our pants toward the future without a seatbelt in sight. This week we’re talking about Intel’s long-range plans for a 5nm process node, why ESL should be playing a big role in your next low power design, and even why the cool kids aren’t using discrete components for power supplies anymore.

Also this week, I give away a copy of the book “Mixed-Signal Methodology Guide” courtesy of Cadence Design Systems. 

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Fish Fry Links – September 21, 2012

More Information about The Embedded Vision Summit at Design East 2012

More Information about The Intel Developer Forum

More Information about Docea Power

More information about Cadence’s new book “Mixed-Signal Methodology Guide”

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