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- EPDT December 2022 issue (inc. Power + Consumer features + IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement) now available online (02/12/2022)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Power & Consumer, plus the latest edition of EPDT's IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement.
- Accessing inclusivity: why digital accessibility matters for consumer electronics manufacturers (01/12/2022)
  
  June 2022 saw the arrival of the deadline set by the EU’s European Accessibility Act (EAA), whereby all EU (European Union) member states are expected to introduce their own digital accessibility policies & sign them into law. This represents a significant step towards greater inclusivity, recognising how seriously this issue needs to be taken by smart device manufacturers worldwide...
- EPDT November 2022 issue (inc. Manufacturing & Automotive features + T&M supplement) now available online (02/11/2022)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Manufacturing technologies & Automotive applications, plus the latest edition of EPDT's regular Test & Measurement (T&M) supplement...
- InfrastructurAL(PR): technology for the smart road (01/11/2022)
  
  The smart home is no longer a lofty ideal. Voice-activated lights, remote thermostats & video doorbells are flashy, but not unattainable; you probably know several people who own smart speakers. By the end of 2022, according to market research firm, Statista, the smart home market will break $125bn in the US alone.
- Majority of electronics engineers plan to launch products with on-board AI in next 6 months, says report (22/06/2022)
  
  Almost two thirds of engineering teams expect to release a device that can support on-board AI within the next two quarters, according to XMOS’ annual Edge of Now research survey & report.
- New voice processors & reference design from British chip company target smart home devices (16/11/2021)
  
  Strengthening its position in voice interfaces for smart things, British smart IoT chip firm, XMOS has launched the XVF3610 voice processor for smart home devices & the XVF3615 – an Amazon wakeword-enabled variant of the new platform, as well as kick-starting an alpha programme for the ‘Avona’ voice reference design.
- World’s lowest cost, most flexible AI processor announced by XMOS (13/02/2020)
  
  From the company that brought out the highest performing voice interface for under a dollar comes xcore.ai — the fast, flexible & economical processor, designed for the AIoT.
- Improving Amazon Alexa Voice Service: Stereo-AEC far-field linear dev kit (02/03/2018)
  
  From EchoXMOS this development kit presents the first linear mic array solution qualified by Amazon for far-field performance that supports stereo acoustic echo (not Echo!) cancellation.
- xCORE-XA architecture accelerates time to market (30/09/2014)
  
  XMOS releases modular development system with real-time hardware debug, industrial Ethernet and Fieldbus capabilities.
- XMOS adds Bosch, Huawei and Xilinx as strategic investors (22/07/2014)
  
  Fabless semiconductor company, XMOS, has announced the completion of a $26.2m investment round for multicore technology.
- XMOS partners with UKESF to attract young talent (19/03/2014)
  
  XMOS has announced its support for undergraduate scholarship programme and Go4SET schools challenge.
- Sony chooses xCORE multicore microcontroller (08/10/2013)
  
  XMOS’ xCORE-USB multicore microcontrollers were selected by Sony for its new PHA-2 portable headphone amplifier.
- New tools and IP offering for embedded applications (31/01/2013)
  
  XMOS launched the xTIMEcomposer Studio development environment and xSOFTip IP library.
- New tools and IP offering for embedded applications (07/11/2012)
  
  XMOS launched the xTIMEcomposer Studio development environment and xSOFTip IP library.
- Event-driven processors aim for mass market (25/09/2009)
  
  The steadily increasing complexity of processor architectures has led to the rise of event-driven processing.
- Is SDS a leap of faith for designers? (14/05/2008)
  
  A new class of programmable semiconductor architecture called SDS (software defined silicon) can deliver programmable flexibility using embedded software and IP
- Consumer silicon is software-defined (01/09/2007)
  
  In the face of rapidly evolving technologies and unpredictable trends in consumer fashion, flexibility has become a vital necessity alongside cost and time-to-market targets

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BS1 4PB