AR/VR/XR: Less Hype, More Substance
This year’s CES was not heavily influenced by augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) hype as previous shows. That…
Taiwan Takes 82 Startups to CES
For the third year in a row, Taiwan had a significant presence at one of the biggest electronics trade fairs…
Blog: Trends to Expect at the Start of a New Decade
2020 marks the beginning of a new decade and will thus be a seminal year for the products that will…
Taiwan Tech Startups Impress at CES 2020
MOST have announced another successful CES for Taiwan after taking a delegation of 82 startups, winning 13 innovation awards and…
Let’s De-identify Private Data
DeCloak developed a chip to de-identify individuals’ private data. The technology lets data aggregation/analysis companies see the forest without seeing…
Bluetooth 5.2 SoC Brings Longevity to IoT Batteries
The new SoC supports the new Bluetooth 5.2 standard, Bluetooth mesh, and direction finding with sub-meter accuracy.
The Value of Electronics in Motor Sports
Lando Norris explained how technology, and particularly live real-time data on all aspects of his drive, is a vital part…
Silicon Labs’ CEO on IoT, UWB and AI
EE Times speaks to Silicon Labs CEO Tyson Tuttle about IoT, AI, and UWB.
Panel: Public Support Is Paramount for Global Leadership in AI
Panelists, which included representatives from industry, trade associations, politics and government, were in agreement that leadership in AI is not…
CES 2020 and the Supply Chain
The supply chain is one of those things that nobody cares about until something goes wrong. Then it’s everybody’s problem.