Robert Huntley
Electronics, MCU/mpu, semiconductor, wireless and embedded development technical writing
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5 days ago |
mikrokontroler.pl | Robert Huntley
Aktualności Irlandia wzmacnia swoją rolę w globalnym przemyśle półprzewodnikowym, opracowując strategię „Silicon Island” Irlandia jest najnowszym państwem członkowskim UE, które ogłosiło krajową strategię w zakresie półprzewodników. Inicjatywa, nazwana Silicon Island, podobnie jak strategie innych krajów UE, wpisuje się w europejską ustawę o chipach wprowadzoną w 2023 roku. Zainaugurowana przez Petera Burke’a, irlandzkiego ministra ds.
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1 week ago |
eetimes.eu | Robert Huntley
Ireland is the latest EU member state to announce a national semiconductor strategy. Dubbed Silicon Island, the initiative, like other EU countries’ strategies, dovetails into the European Chips Act introduced in 2023.
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1 month ago |
eetimes.eu | Robert Huntley
I’ve covered Rust several times on EE Times Europe and am an avid supporter of this emerging programming language. However, I’m well aware that for Rust to gain critical mass as a viable alternative to C/C++ for embedded systems, it has a huge mountain to climb. The entrenched C/C++ ecosystem dominates the embedded systems market, encompassing toolchains, board support packages, libraries, and drivers, not to mention the four decades of applications in the installed base.
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1 month ago |
eetimes.eu | Robert Huntley
Debugging an application is an intrinsic part of any embedded system. For most straightforward developments, an integrated development environment (IDE) provides the prerequisite workflow functions of code editor, compiler, debugger, and profiler. However, as embedded systems become more complex, often involving multicore SoCs, real-time operating systems, and a mix of heterogeneous and homogeneous architectures, the need for platform-wide, time-synchronized debugging becomes crucial.
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1 month ago |
eetimes.eu | Robert Huntley
According to many industrial pundits, we’re currently in the fifth industrial revolution, also known to many as Industry 5.0 or, more broadly, the digital era. This era is defined by our increasing use and dependence on artificial intelligence, the widespread deployment of IoT sensors, and robotic automation. The data generated is estimated to have reached 402 exabytes (4.02 1020) per day, and, according to ExplodingTopics.com, in 2025, we’ll generate 181 zettabytes (1.81 1023).
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