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by craigjb 11y ago
Xilinx invested heavily in TSMC's TSV interposer and likely their IN-FO fan-out packaging. These allow them to integrate more silicon area in the same package space. It can potentially offset the technology node gap, and maybe for lowe
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by craigjb 11y ago
It's not a bubble! This time is different!
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Plague of problems puts Bay Bridge seismic safety in question(sfchronicle.com)
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Enabling FPGAs in the cloud with OpenStack [pdf](nics.ee.tsinghua.edu.cn)
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Coming to grips with the frequency domain(issuu.com)
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Ten-engine electric plane prototype takes off(phys.org)
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by craigjb 11y ago
Deca Technologies - Phoenix, AZ - on-site - EDA Software Engineer Deca Technologies is an electronic interconnect solutions provider that offers wafer level chip scale packaging (WLCSP) and fan-out wafer level packaging (FO-WLP) services to
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Planimeter(en.wikipedia.org)
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by craigjb 11y ago
Solder ball size is definitely a factor in modern packaging cost! Silicon area is really expensive. That's why places like where I work are developing fan-out wafer level CSP. It has all the benefits of water level processing cost, but
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Python Tools for Xilinx Vivado FPGA Projects(github.com)
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by craigjb 11y ago
Nearly every chip in there is a WLCSP (wafer level chip scale package). Seems like the industry is trending toward no package is the package. Also, it will be interesting to see if there are any fan-out packages, like eWLB. Several IDMs hav
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The Tesla of Scooters Is Driving Asia's Two Wheel Revolution(forbes.com)
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Efficient Rotary Engine Lands Million-Dollar Darpa Contract(popularmechanics.com)
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by craigjb 11y ago
Here's an interesting paper about actually implementing this (sorry for paywall). http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/articleDetails.jsp?tp=&arnumb...
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Chipless tracker could transform barcode industry(phys.org)
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Intel's 14nm technology in detail (2014)(anandtech.com)
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by craigjb 12y ago
The NSA is probably the worst-case of the general public not trusting government institutions. However, it seems that government has lost trust across all functions, despite only marginal increase in corruption. Is new, faster communicatio
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Google to roll out coding classes for 100K New York City school kids(nydailynews.com)
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by craigjb 12y ago
I agree. How come as software engineers, we like to talk about larger emergent behavior from large groups of simple pieces, but when we talk about governments and nations (large groups of complex pieces) we use analogies to simple systems?
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by craigjb 12y ago
I agree. I don't think interaction should be necessary in a good visualization for most questions. It should add usability on top of an already usable graphic. This graphic would not be usable if published in a paper.
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Why Electric Cars Don’t Have Better Batteries(technologyreview.com)
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by craigjb 12y ago
They're also near impossible to buy outside of China or NDAs. So it may be open, but I couldn't build one.
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MIT randomizes tasks to speed up massive multicore processors(computerworld.com)
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Twitter Can Predict Rates of Coronary Heart Disease, According to Penn Research(upenn.edu)
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Massive chip design saves to be realized [using functional language](utwente.nl)
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Rice-sized laser bodes well for quantum computing(princeton.edu)
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by craigjb 12y ago
Because they are not. Colonizing other worlds is.
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New Research Points Way to Less Vulnerable Computer Memory(cns.utexas.edu)
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Science panel: No alternative to bulk NSA collection(fredericksburg.com)
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New Stanford course brings Silicon Valley to the humanities classroom(news.stanford.edu)
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