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Dangerous games 4/9/2009

Budding engineers benefit from physically challenging games.

Voices: Microchip’s Ganesh Moorthy 12/15/2008

Executive discusses support for embedded developers, general-purpose versus application-specific products, trends in embedded-processor integration, and software.

EDN Innovation: Awards season comes to technology 2/6/2008

Engineers rarely receive the same fame as those that toil in some higher profile professions. But I don't know of a job that demands a better combination of technical savvy, theoretical knowledge, and creative thought process.

AMD: Fading fast, nearly fini? 12/14/2007

At the moment, AMD is reeling on a number of fronts due to a number of factors. My prognosis for the troubled chipmaker has worsened.

Development boards speed learning and product-development cycle 12/3/2007

How do you use development boards? Complete our survey on development-board usage, and you'll enter a drawing for a special development prize.

H1-B questions hit EDN readers' hot button 10/18/2007

Our online career-oriented survey revealed engineers' strong feelings on outsourcing, education, and the profession most would still choose if they had it to do all over again.

The Intel Developer Forum: ARM-wrestling 9/21/2007

Analysis: Intel's strategy for handheld communications-plus-computing takes aim at ARM and aspires to deliver a true Internet experience to pocketable devices.

The Intel Developer Forum: High-def video slowly matures 9/20/2007

Support for both blue-laser DVD formats got the headlines following Tuesday's IDF keynote by Paul Otellini, but the broader story involves platform support for the decoding—and eventually, encoding—of high-definition video.

AMD: Praying for a triple, hoping for a home run 9/6/2007

With a spate of recent bad news and a big press event slated for Monday, AMD needs to hit one out of the park. The company's very survival may be in question, so a single or a double just won't do.

Voices: IBM's Jeffrey Taft: Bringing intelligence to the power grid 9/3/2007

Voices: Architect discusses what the intelligent grid entails, what benefits it promises businesses and consumers, and how digital-signal processing plays a role in delivering power.
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