Posted Mar 8, 2012, by John Day
Intel recently announced a $100 million Intel Capital Connected Car Investment Fund, an Automotive Innovation and Product Development Center, and the expansion of Intel Labs Interaction and Experience Research (IXR) in automotive, an academic outreach program. All three announcements have to do with in-vehicle infotainment, which has been Intel’s automotive electronics focus for the past five years … Read More
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Huizhou ForYou General Electronics,
HawTai,
Hyundai,
Automotive Innovation and Product Development Center,
Strategy Analytics,
Toyota,
C&S Technology,
Atom processor,
in-vehicle infotainment (IVI),
GAIG Trumpchi,
intel,
Gartner,
Intel Labs Interaction and Experience Research (IXR) for automotive,
connected car,
Kia,
DENSO
Posted Jan 23, 2012, by Colin Walls
Often, when I talk to people about my line of work – once I have explained exactly what embedded systems are – they will comment that it must be a good line of business to be in. I would tend to agree. However, I would actually be agreeing that it is an interesting business, whereas my interlocutor is more likely to be thinking of the financial benefits.
Of course, as embedded devices are … Read More
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intel,
Microsoft
Posted Nov 10, 2011, by John Day
The increasing complexity of cars has taught automakers the value of cooperating with competitors on technology that customers won’t see and don’t care about but would be prohibitively expensive for a single automaker to develop in-house.
Automakers and suppliers formed the GENIVI Alliance, for example, to create an open source (Linux-based) development platform for in-vehicle infotainment, facilitating … Read More
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Linux,
Jaguar Land Rover,
Magneti Marelli,
XS Embedded,
ARM,
PSA Peugeot Citroën,
QNX,
Renault,
Android,
Visteon,
Mentor Graphics,
in-vehicle infotainment,
Microltron,
intel,
Microsoft,
Delphi,
MontaVista Software,
Genivi Alliance
Posted May 16, 2011, by Thomas Bollaert
If you are going to DAC this year, then you must attend the 9th Annual ESL Symposium and not just because there is free lunch or you need the new Apple iPad 2. This year, Wally Rhines will moderate a very impressive panel line-up:
Gadi Singer - Intel
Vice President, Intel Architecture Group
General Manager, System-on-Chip Enabling Group
John Goodenough - ARM
Vice President of Design Technology and … Read More
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User Testimonial,
Freescale,
STMicroelectronics,
High-Level Synthesis,
esl,
DAC,
intel,
ARM
Posted Jan 25, 2011, by J VanDomelen
Intel recently announced at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) the introduction of the anticipated 2nd generation of the Intel Core series of processors. The chips are made on Intel’s 32nm manufacturing process on the company’s second-generation high-k metal gate transistors. These build technologies boost performance, reduce power consumption, and enable smaller designs at a lower … Read More
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Mentor Graphics,
Mentor,
i5,
CES,
Computer,
i7,
intel,
Intel Quick Sync Video,
Centrino,
Embedded Systems,
Design,
Design Automation,
Engineer,
Core,
Geek,
COTS,
i3,
electrical,
Electric,
Electronic,
WiMax,
Mentor.com,
WiDi,
WiFi,
Vetronics,
Warfighters,
Military,
quad-core,
Mil-Aero,
Milaero
Posted Jan 6, 2011, by J VanDomelen
Intel is making a splash, again, at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Before I get to Intel’s news at the 2011 International CES, which opened its doors today, I wonder how well we all know Intel, its roots, and its relevance to the mil/aero market.
Intel Corporation was founded in 1968 by Gordon E. Moore (the man behind Moore’s Law) and Robert Noyce (co-inventor of the integrated … Read More
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IA-64,
Warfighters,
x86,
Aerospace,
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battlefield,
Geek,
Gordon E. Moore,
Hardware,
486,
COTS,
Electric,
Design,
electrical,
Computer,
Electronic,
Core,
Embedded Systems,
DoD,
Design Automation,
DX4,
Vetronics,
Mentor,
soldier,
soldiers,
Military,
Robert Noyce,
Mil-Aero,
Milaero,
Mentor Graphics,
Mentor.com