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Railroad systems are complex. So is PTC: it can’t be implemented overnight, so it’s understandable that it takes time to get all the different segments of a system up and running.
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Moore's Law has held true for 50 years now. It may not last for much longer.
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For really smart cars, ARM has predicted that, by 2024, vehicles deploying Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) will need a minimum of 100x more computing performance than 2016 models do.
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I’m a dog person, so I’m not sure how this one caught my attention, but recently I ran across something about SureFlap, a British company that makes products that work off of your cat’s microchip, governing the cat door and feeding dish.
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While the MityDSP-L138+FPGA – part of our OMAP-L138 family of SoMs – has been available for a few years, our customers are still coming up with innovative ways to use it.
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On a recent "Inside Man," Morgan Spurlock went behind the scenes to find where our trash all goes. Trash Track was used to track the electronics throw-aways.
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This year, software is celebrating its 60th anniversary. Capterra's marking the occasion with an interesting infographic.
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Elon Musk (of Telsa fame) recently announced that by summer, his company would be bringing “autonomous technology” (i.e., a self-driving car) to market this summer. It's all very intriguing, but I'm not sure I'm ready to go hands-off quite yet.
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It seems as if, every time you turn around, there’s something extraordinary happening in the technological and scientific world. Here it's “Light Photographed as a Wave and a Particle for the First Time Ever.”
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Like pretty much everyone else who likes tech gadgetry, I had my eyes on Apple’s recent “media event” showcasing the Apple Watch.
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