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Specialist in extreme low-power wireless IoT modules and a fabless semiconductor company, InnoPhase has announced its partnership with Ingenic Semiconductor Co Ltd. which is known to be superior in the world of microprocessors and CPU technologies. The primary aim of this partnership is...

One of the very famous embedded SoC designers and manufacturers, Espressif, has recently announced the launch of yet another 32-bit microcontroller– ESP32-C5 featuring its first dual-band Wi-Fi solution. As the company claims, the ESP32-C5 system-on-chip is a follow-up module to the...

With the exponential increase in the demand and requirement of silicon-based chips, Google, in partnership with SkyWater Technology, has launched a new platform to encourage and help the developer community to get started with its Open MPW shuttle program. Leveraging SkyWater’s...

The China-based embedded electronics specialist, Lilygo, has released a low-cost development board, the T-Zigbee board that combines the ESP32-C3 microcontroller and the Telink TLSR8258 multi-protocol wireless SoC. The ESP32-C3 is a single-core Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5 (LE)...

At the Hot Chips 33 conference, California-headquartered Esperanto Technologies, known for providing high-performance machine learning inference accelerators, unveiled the company’s new ET-SoC-1 “supercomputer-on-a-chip” based on the RISC-V open-standard instruction set...

Adafruit has been famous for developing miniature development boards for IoT applications, such as the Adafruit QT Py dev boards powered by RP2040 and SAMD21. Adafruit, yet again, comes with another QT Py with ESP32-C3 module that supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy wireless...

In 2017, NVIDIA released the Deep Learning Accelerator (NVDLA), a free and open-source technology designed for embedded and IoT applications. Leveraging the scalability and configurability, NVDLA is integrated into the latest NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin module that is priced at $1990. In the...

Efabless has launched a 100% open-source FPGA chip CLEAR, built on Caravel - an open-source ASIC platform provided as a base (SoC) and offering an end-to-end open design, right down to the CPU core. The explanation of the product is simple and quite relatable to the maker's community -...