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10 Years Of Raspberry Pi The 25 Computer Has Come A Long Way

10 Years Of Raspberry Pi: The $25 Computer Has Come A Long Way

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The UK in the 1980s was ground zero for the microcomputer revolution. Cheap computers based on 8-bit processors flooded the market, teaching a generation to program using built-in BASIC interpreters. Homes had devices like Sinclair’s ZX81 and Spectrum, while schools used Acorn’s BBC Micro. More about Innovation These weren’t like today’s PCs. They were designed […]

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MICROSOFT AI DEVELOPER KIT RUNS LINUX ON QUALCOMM SOC

MICROSOFT AI DEVELOPER KIT RUNS LINUX ON QUALCOMM SOC

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Microsoft has announced a $249 “Vision AI Developer Kit, aimed at AI edge developers using Azure IoT Edge and Azure Machine Learning. The kit features an 8MP, 4K camera which runs Linux on Qualcomm’s 10nm, AI-enabled QCS603 SoC. The Vision AI Developer Kit incorporates Qualcomm’s Vision Intelligence Platform, which is infused into its QCS603 SoC, with Microsoft’s Azure IoT Edge service, built on

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SAMSUNG INTRODUCES INDUSTRY’S FIRST 0.7ΜM PIXEL MOBILE IMAGE SENSOR

SAMSUNG INTRODUCES INDUSTRY’S FIRST 0.7ΜM-PIXEL MOBILE IMAGE SENSOR

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Samsung ISOCELL Slim GH1 Offers 43.7 Megapixels In An Extremely Compact Package, Ideal For Slim Full-Display Smartphones Samsung Electronics, a world leader in advanced semiconductor technology, today introduced the industry’s first 0.7-micrometer (μm)-pixel image sensor, the 43.7-megapixel (Mp) Samsung ISOCELL Slim GH1. Thanks to advanced ISOELL Plus technology, the new ultra-high-resolution GH1 image sensor embraces 43.7-million

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FPGAs dominate reconfigurable high compute applications

FPGAs dominate reconfigurable high compute applications

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Underscoring how far semiconductor makers have come during the pandemic, Xilinx, Intel and Lattice all announced releases of their largest field-programmable gate array (FPGA) platforms to date, and newer platforms with higher I/O count, memory bandwidth and transceiver bandwidth are sure to follow. Terabit bandwidths used to be unheard of, but today’s data center grade

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PSYLINK AN OPEN SOURCE NEURAL INTERFACE FOR NON INVASIVE EMG

PSYLINK AN OPEN SOURCE NEURAL INTERFACE FOR NON-INVASIVE EMG

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We don’t see many EMG (electromyography) projects, despite how cool the applications can be. This may be because of technical difficulties with seeing the tiny muscular electrical signals amongst the noise, it could be the difficulty of interpreting any signal you do find. Regardless, [hut] has been striving forwards with a stream of prototypes, culminating in

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