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Samplify announces compression for tomography
Samplify Systems, Schleifring und Apparatebau GmbH, and Tokyo Electron Device Ltd (TED) deliver a real-time solution for compression for computed tomography.
Top ten products for Q1 2008
RF components dominate in the first quarter of 2008 with National Instruments' RF power meter rated as the top product.
Altia's human machine interface tools selected by Altera
Altia's HMI S/W, which brings advanced graphics to automotive electronics systems designers, is selected by Altera for use in the PARIS infotainment development platform.
ARM, not Intel, to dominate MID design-ins in short term
ARM rather than Intel is expected to win out in the short term for Mobile Internet Devices in a market that will eventually see annual sales of 69 million units, exceeding $17 billion by 2014.
More good news - Calypto reports record bookings
Calypto's revenue more than doubles year-to-year as its customer base expands worldwide.
Some good news for a change (EVE is red hot)
Specializing in FPGA-based hardware/software co-verification, EVE sees fourth consecutive year of stellar performance with 100% CAGR.
What's for lunch? Purdue supercomputer ready by noon
It may have taken "seven days" to create the world, but Purdue University engineers assembled their new supercomputer by lunchtime on the first day.
Mobile content markets up, but still disappointing
Cellular subscribers are purchasing more premium content, such as music and mobile games, but content sales are falling short of expectations.
Engineers need an image makeover
Honoring engineers at ESC is great, but it's preaching to the converted. How can engineers win back the public's respect?
Group uses graphene electrodes for LCDs, solar cells
Researchers at the University of Manchester (England) claimed they have produced tiny liquid crystal devices with graphene electrodes.
Researchers measure nanotube 'stickiness'
Researchers at Purdue University have precisely measured the forces required to peel tiny nanotubes off of other materials, creating a possible standard for nanomanufacturing.
Synaptics advances gesture recognition technology for ClearPad solutions
Enhanced Gesture Recognition (EGR) eases integration of gestures for touchscreen devices.
SRC to provide FPGA-based computing solutions for PI TrackR program
The ability to process sensor information in-flight versus losing precious time while data is relayed to a ground station is significant.
Under the Hood: Surveillance on a shoestring
At a recent run-through of my local Fry's Electronics, I took a walk down the do-it-yourself security aisle. Among an array of products, a $99.99 surveillance kit caught my eye.
Research firm bases FPGA on fractal-like structure
Cellot Ltd. is developing a programmable logic and memory architecture dubbed Field Programmable Cell Logic (FPCL), which is based on a recursive, fractal-like, structure.
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