Okika Devices is bringing programmable analog technology to embedded world North America, offering what could be analog’s equivalent to the FPGA revolution. Their dynamically reconfigurable chips promise to modernize analog design with software-defined flexibility and significant power advantages.
Kontron has unveiled a new industrial motherboard designed specifically for AI workloads at the edge. The K4021-U mSTX features Intel Core Ultra 7 and 5 processors with integrated Neural Processing Unit and supports up to four 4K displays.
Kontron has introduced what sources indicate is a significant advancement in industrial computing with the launch of the K4021-U mSTX motherboard. According to reports, this compact motherboard is specifically engineered to support Intel’s latest Core Ultra 7 and 5 System-on-Chip processors, bringing substantial AI processing capabilities to edge computing environments.
Samsung’s Ambitious 2nm Exynos 2600 Confronts Manufacturing Reality Check Samsung’s transition to 2nm Gate-All-Around (GAA) technology appears to be encountering…
New reports suggest Qualcomm and MediaTek are unlikely to shift 2nm chip production to Samsung Foundry despite earlier speculation. Industry sources indicate timing constraints and acceptable TSMC pricing make such a transition improbable. The semiconductor giants appear committed to maintaining technological parity with Apple through existing partnerships.
Recent speculation about Qualcomm and MediaTek switching to Samsung Foundry for their 2nm chip orders appears increasingly unlikely, according to supply chain sources familiar with the matter. The reports, which initially suggested both semiconductor designers were exploring alternatives to TSMC due to rising costs, now face significant timing challenges that make such a transition impractical for upcoming product cycles.
A new EY survey highlights a growing divide between CFOs and technology executives on AI implementation priorities. Financial leaders’ caution could slow innovation and increase compliance risks without closer collaboration, analysts suggest.
Chief financial officers are taking a more measured approach to artificial intelligence adoption compared to their technology counterparts, creating potential roadblocks to realizing AI’s full value, according to reports from EY’s newly released 2025 Technology Risk Pulse Survey. The research, based on responses from more than 400 U.S. executives at companies with over $1 billion in annual revenue, reveals significant differences in how finance and technology leaders view AI integration timelines and priorities.
