Close your eyes and imagine the following scene. No. That won’t work, will it? Let’s try doing this a different way. Keep your eyes open and imagine they’re closed. Visualize a future timeline where you use a GUI to drag-and-drop chiplets onto an active silicon substrate, run simulations and profiling, fine-tune your design, pick a package type, assign package pins, press the “Go” … Read More → "We’re One Step Closer to Drag-and-Drop Off-the-Shelf Chiplet-Based Design"
On the one hand, I think I’m taking the incredible advances we’re currently seeing in Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools in my stride, striving to maintain a dignified persona as the latest and greatest marvels unfold before my eyes. On the other hand, I sometimes find it hard to restrain myself from exclaiming, “Wow!” or “You must be joking!”
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Welcome to our third annual International Women in Engineering Day Fish Fry podcast! My special guests are Laura Mirkarimi from Adeia, Angelica Davila from Penguin Solutions, and Madison Ecklund from Texas Instruments. In this special episode of Fish Fry, we discuss their journeys into the world of high tech, examine how the EE landscape has changed over the years and what they would like to see in the future … Read More → "Fish Fry Special Edition: 2026 International Women in Engineering Day"
Engineers tend to be traditional. Once we’ve found a way of doing something that works, we can happily keep on doing it the same way for decades. Loudspeakers are a perfect example. Whether they’re found in earbuds, smartphones, televisions, or concert halls, almost all of them still rely on the same basic principle: mechanically moving air at the frequencies we want to hear, but … Read More → "Are Modulated Ultrasound MEMS Speakers the Future of Speakers?"
