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Up until now, most AI development has been fueled by the availability of data and computing bandwidth to train and develop AI models. While this has been sufficient for most basic AI functions, this technology has far greater potential to evolve every aspect of our daily lives. The semiconductor industry is key to unlocking this full potential, where semiconductor manufacturers have the opportunity to play a leading role in driving this next wave of computing in an economical way.

Lauro Rizzatti Verification Expert, Rizzatti.com Editor’s Note: Jean-Marie Brunet, Vice President and General Manager of hardware-assisted verification at Siemens, recently addressed the rapid growth of a specialized area in the chip design and verification space Read More..

Caption (from left to right): Lucio Lanza of Lanza techVentures, Max Mirgoli from imec, Efabless Corporation's Mike Wishart and Francis Ho of Walden Catalyst Ventures during the Global Semiconductor Alliance Leadership Summit.Photo by Mohamed Read More..

Frank Lavety General Manager, Kandou Close up of examining of test sample of microchip transistor under the microscope in laboratory. Equipment for testing microchips. Automation of production. Manufacturing of microchips. COVID was a Read More..

Raghu Kondapalli, Vice President of Architecture, Axiado Corporation Gopi Sirineni, President & CEO, Axiado Corporation This year, the worldwide security spending exceeded $300 billion1. While many attacks stem from hostile inside collaborators or accidental publishing Read More..

Jan Patnzar Vice President of Sales and Marketing VSORA Lauro Rizzatti Consultant The path to achieve fully autonomous driving (AD) progresses through five levels of increasing automation, as codified by the Society of Automobile Engineers Read More..