Majeed Ahmad

4 days ago | planetanalog.com | Majeed Ahmad

‘Hey Google’ find me a suitable keyword spotting (KWS) model for edge devices. While voice control is essential for modern interfaces like Alexa, Siri, and Hey Google, building KWS models on edge devices is challenging due to the limited memory and compute resources. A team at Analog Devices Inc. (ADI), led by Alican Gok, Oguzhan Buyuksolak and Erman Okman, has developed a new customizable KWS approach in collaboration with Professor Murat Saraclar of Boğaziçi University.

5 days ago | edn.com | Majeed Ahmad

Wafer-scale technology is making waves again, this time promising to enable artificial intelligence (AI) models with trillions of parameters to run faster and more efficiently than traditional GPU-based systems. Engineers at The University of California, Riverside (UCR) claim to have developed a chip the size of a frisbee that can move massive amounts of data without overheating or consuming excessive electricity.

1 week ago | planetanalog.com | Majeed Ahmad

While the notion of smart glasses has been around for more than a decade, striving for a remake with augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies, it’s the artificial intelligence (AI) technology that has staged a revival of this fascinating tech gizmo. The AI-driven algorithms, aided by customizable hardware, promise to create powerful new use cases while bolstering the sensor’s accuracy and data use.

1 week ago | ednasia.com | Majeed Ahmad

Article By : Majeed Ahmad OpenGMSL aims to transform this SerDes transmission of video and/or high-speed data into an open ecosystem for in-vehicle connectivity. The Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link (GMSL) technology of Analog Devices Inc. (ADI) is finally heading down the standardization path with the inception of the OpenGMSL Association, a non-profit entity joined by an automotive OEM, tier 1 suppliers, semiconductor companies, and several test and measurement firms.

2 weeks ago | edn.com | Majeed Ahmad

Alphawave Semi is in the news after being acquired by Qualcomm for $4.2 billion, and so is its co-founder and CEO Tony Pialis, now widely seen as a semiconductor connectivity IP veteran. Here is a brief profile of Pialis, highlighting how the design of analog and mixed-signal semiconductors fascinated him early in his career and how this led to his work on DSP-centric SerDes architectures. Read the full story at EDN’s sister publication, Planet Analog. Related Content