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India unveils a homegrown dual-core 1GHz RISC-V processor, the DHRUV64(theregister.com)
7 points by JoachimS 10mo ago|0 comments
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From pr0n to playlists and paperclips, trio of breaches spills data of millions(theregister.com)
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Nvidia's B200: Keeping the CUDA Juggernaut Rolling, Verda (Formerly DataCrunch)(chipsandcheese.com)
1 points by JoachimS 10mo ago|0 comments
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Startup Launches General-Purpose Processor for AI(eetimes.com)
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Pax Silica Marks End of Globalization's Golden Age(eetimes.com)
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by JoachimS 10mo ago
"RC4, short for Rivist Cipher 4". No, "Ron's Code 4". And the default will now be AES-SHA1, where SHA-1 is to be deprecate by NIST in 2030. ( https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2022/
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When Quantum Federated Learning Meets Blockchain in 6G Networks(arxiv.org)
1 points by JoachimS 10mo ago|0 comments
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by JoachimS 11mo ago
All information is translated to Finnish at ingress, so yes.
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Q.ANT Raises Series A, Debuts Second-Gen TFLN Photonic Chip(eetimes.com)
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Permissive Action Links(cs.columbia.edu)
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Weakened EU 'Chat Control' moves forward with voluntary scanning(cyberinsider.com)
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Crypto Mining ASIC Goes Deep Sub-Threshold on 3 Nm(eetimes.com)
1 points by JoachimS 11mo ago|0 comments
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D-Wave Among Few Ramping Quantum Computer Sales(eetimes.com)
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Bluetooth Channel Sounding: The Next Leap in Bluetooth Innovation(embedded.com)
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DDD – The Data Display Debugger(gnu.org)
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by JoachimS 11mo ago
The book Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir this is exactly what they do - have a layer of the bacteria (which is integral to the plot) between the hull and where the humans lived. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Hail
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by JoachimS 1y ago
Does this mean in a general sense there are numbers that are harder to factor, or is it due to constraints? That some keys will be much harder to crack? If so, how can we know beforehand?
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Growing Challenge of Radar Interference in Autonomous Vehicles(eetimes.com)
5 points by JoachimS 1y ago|0 comments
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by JoachimS 1y ago
Yes, profit depends on scale. But far from everything sells in millons of units, and scale is not everything. Mobile base stations sells i thousands and sometimes benefit from ASICs. But the ability to adapt the base station due to regional
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by JoachimS 1y ago
The ability to optimize the memory access and memory configuration is sometimes a game changer. And modern FPGA tools have functionality to make mem access quite easy. Not as easy as a MCU/CPU, but basically the same as for an ASIC. I
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by JoachimS 1y ago
Yes you can control the seeds and get determinstic bitstreams. Depending on device, tools you can also assist the tools by providing floorplanning constraints. And one can of course try out seeds to get designs that meet results you need. T
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by JoachimS 1y ago
You also need to bring time to market, product lifetime, the need for upgrades, fixes and flexibility, risks and R&D cost including skillset and NRE when comparing FPGAs and ASICs. Most, basically all ASICs start out as FPGAs, either in
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by JoachimS 1y ago
The competitiveness between Lattice and Xilinx is also not a univeral truth. It totally depends on the applications. Small to medium designs Lattice have very competitive offerings. Hard ARM cores, not as much. Very large designs not at all
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by JoachimS 1y ago
The non-deterministic part of the toolchain is not a universal truth. Most, all tools allow you to set, control the seeds and you can get deterministic results. Tillitis use this fact to allow you to verify that the FPGA bitstream used is t
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by JoachimS 1y ago
Systemverilog (SV) is the dominating language for both ASIC and FPGA development. SV is evolving, and the tools are updated quite fast. SV allows you to do abstractions through interfaces, enums, types etc. The verification part of contains
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by JoachimS 1y ago
Which has nothing to do with SAAB AB, the defence company. SAAB Automobile was split out from SAAB AB in 1990 with General Motors (GM) taking a 51% stake, and was fully a part of GM ten years later. GM then tried to build SAABs on GM platfo
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by JoachimS 2y ago
I see it as a way to move back to the micro kernel it once was - with modern solutions and new requirements. Security was much less of a concern when Mach was created. With the insane performance we now get in the machines, the overhead cau
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by JoachimS 2y ago
One thing I can do when I need an OS that I can mess around with is running a VM, with for example Linux. This allows me to do the things I want in an open OS, while still have the nice appliance-machine. In the VM I can mess around as much
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Apple Gets Its Own Cellular Modem to Market(eetimes.com)
2 points by JoachimS 2y ago|0 comments
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July 2020 Alum of the Month: Clinton Brooks '56, P'83, '84(hotchkiss.org)
1 points by JoachimS 2y ago|0 comments

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