Systems that are designed to “just work” for the end user (with the ability to install and run generic off-the-shelf operating systems out-of-the-box) need to follow a set of minimum hardware and ...

How can designers speed up their design? Higher speed is needed to go from specification via design to production while feature-rich implementations increase design complexity. Frequently speeding up ...

Current specification flows often use standard text processors to capture formal register and memory map information of hardware designs along with other less formal types of specification text.

The Heterogeneous System Architecture (HSA) is designed to efficiently support a wide assortment of data-parallel and task-parallel programming models. A single HSA system can support multiple ...

Computer specs can be a baffling mix of acronyms and numbers at the best of times, but it’s worth learning something about them: It’ll help you choose a new computer, troubleshoot your old computer, ...

Provides a useful overview of HALT/HASS chamber systems, their specifications, why they are different from DVT, and how to know which specifications are important for your program.