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Eight Principles of IoT Security
On January 7, 2021 in All, Computing, IoT, Security by Jackie Padgett
Jackie Padgett
Embedded development engineers face many challenges implementing security measures. Developers can use eight principles to make the task of securing IoT systems much easier. In this post, we will discuss these eight principles.
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Tagged With: embedded development, embedded systems, iot, security, silabs, silicon labs, software, updates
Humans Must Keep AI, Machines in Check
On December 29, 2020 in All, Computing, EIT 2020: The Intelligent Revolution by Roman Yampolskiy
Roman Yampolskiy
The more intelligent the machine, the less humans are able to predict, explain, and comprehend its impacts. Find out how these factors impact our ability to achieve 100 percent AI safety.
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Tagged With: ai, ai safety engineering, decisions, explanation, factors, humans, intelligence, loans, mortgage, rejection, unexplainability, unpredictability
Santa Is Quantum
On December 24, 2020 in All, Computing by Sylvie Barak
Sylvie Barak
While cynics smirk and dismiss Santa as some kind of gimmick, the truth is that all one needs to believe is some theoretical physics. Learn how quantum physics explains Santa.
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Tagged With: quantum, quantum interference, quantum physics, santa, theoretical physics
Using Adaptive AI to Improve the Gaming Experience
On December 21, 2020 in All, Computing, EIT 2020: The Intelligent Revolution by Michael Matuschek
Michael Matuschek
AI in modern games is designed to provide a rewarding experience for as many players as possible in order to maximize a game's lifespan. Advances in hardware and cloud gaming services are providing ever increasing opportunities for this so-called hyper-personalization.
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Tagged With: adaptive ai, ai, cloud gaming, gaming, hyperpersonalization, personalization
Battle for Quantum Computing Developers Heats Up
On December 15, 2020 in All, Computing by Sylvie Barak
Sylvie Barak
Quantum computing continues to generate buzz. Previously rooted firmly in physicists’ realm, today’s quantum computing make it easier for non-physicists to get involved. The current talent pool is small and being snapped up fast.
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Tagged With: algorithms, computer, computers, computing, developer, developers, hardware, quantum, quantum bits, quantum computing, qubits
Deep Learning Spearheaded by GPUs
On December 11, 2020 in All, Computing, EIT 2020: The Intelligent Revolution by M. Tim Jones
M. Tim Jones
As AI shifted to a focus on artificial neural networks, hardware accelerators soon followed to address power-hungry servers as well as power-efficient embedded devices. Even custom hardware has appeared illustrating the popularity and power of deep learning.
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Tagged With: accelerators, applications, computation, deep learning, deep learning optimization, gpu, gpus, intel, learning, machine, smartphone
Prototype Pulse Oximetry Applications Using Maxim Boards
On December 7, 2020 in All, Computing, Dev Tools, IoT, Sensors by Greg Toth
Greg Toth
The Maxim Integrated MAX32620FTHR and MAX30101WING enable you to prototype heart rate and blood oxygen level applications that can send sensor measurements through the internet to the Medium One IoT platform for data processing and display.
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Tagged With: dashboard, iot, maxim integrated, medium one, prototype, pulse oximeter, sensor
Infineon MERUS™ Audio Amplifier Music to Our Ears
On December 3, 2020 in All, Computing by Paul Golata
Paul Golata
Skip the design and get to your development quicker so you can listen to music. See how Infineon MERUS™ Audio Amplifier HAT ZW for Raspberry Pi single-board computers (SBCs) enables the rapid development of wireless music streaming, along with low-power usage and efficiency.
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Tagged With: amplifier, amplifiers, audio, class D, efficiency, electronics, embedded, hat, ics, internet of things, iot, raspberry pi zero w, solutions, technologies, wireless pi
How Unbreakable is the Blockchain?
On November 27, 2020 in All, Computing, Security by Jon Gabay
Jon Gabay
Blockchain security has gained attention and praise from many. Looking at the process, software, and weaknesses leaves doubts as to how effective it really is. So, how secure is blockchain?
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Tagged With: blockchain, computer, computers, encryption, hash, note, secure transactions, transactions
Languages Evolve to Support AI Development
On November 18, 2020 in All, Computing, EIT 2020: The Intelligent Revolution by M. Tim Jones
M. Tim Jones
Programming languages were born from AI and evolved to meet the growing demand of AI applications. And as AI algorithms advanced, so did the languages to support new statistical methods and the toolkits that expanded these language’s machine learning capabilities.
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Tagged With: ai, deep learning, languages, learning, lisp, machine, machine learning, programming, python, r language, tensorflow

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