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July 29, 2021

How to Build a Home Decor Brand With Content Marketing

by rebecca jordan in Energy, Engineering, Engineering News, Engineering Recruiting, Environment, Industry News, Robotics, Semiconductors

The value of the home decor market continues to rise year after year. So does the value of the furniture market. It’s easy to understand why. People need homes in which to live, and they need to decorate those homes. However, because this market is so lucrative, it can also be fairly competitive. If you […]

July 26, 2021

6 Creative Business Ideas for Jewelry Startups

by rebecca jordan in Energy, Engineering, Engineering News, Engineering Recruiting, Environment, Industry News, Robotics, Semiconductors

The jewelry industry is undeniably profitable. More and more entrepreneurs and businessmen are creating their own jewelry startups, especially during this year where having your own business became more of a necessity. But of course, starting a jewelry startup doesn’t automatically guarantee you that you’ll have a successful business endeavor. There’s more to it that […]

July 21, 2021

Speed is Critical When Engineers Improve the Thermal Performance of Electronics

by MSC Hexagon in Engineering, Engineering News, Semiconductors

Read this case study today and discover how engineers at Ten Tech LLC use simulation tools to rapidly construct and evaluate models subjected to thermal loading scenarios. The methods discussed in this case study enable engineers at Ten Tech LLC to optimize thermal management, design and qualification of electronics systems.

July 19, 2021

NSF Engineering Alliance to Help Set Course for Research

by kathy pretz in Biomedical, Engineering, Engineering News, Engineering Recruiting, Robotics, Semiconductors

THE INSTITUTE A new initiative is expected to give engineers of all disciplines a greater role to play in deciding which research and development projects the U.S. government funds. The National Science Foundation Directorate for Engineering recently launched the Engineering Research Visioning Alliance (ERVA), the first organization of its kind. ERVA received a five-year, US […]

July 19, 2021

Google's Quantum Computer Exponentially Suppresses Errors

by kathy pretz in Biomedical, Engineering, Engineering News, Engineering Recruiting, Robotics, Semiconductors

In order to develop a practical quantum computer, scientists will have to design ways to deal with any errors that will inevitably pop up in its performance. Now Google has demonstrated that exponential suppression of such errors is possible, experiments that may help pave the way for scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computers. A quantum computer with […]

July 16, 2021

GPUs Can Now Analyze a Billion Complex Vectors in Record Time

by kathy pretz in Biomedical, Engineering, Engineering News, Engineering Recruiting, Robotics, Semiconductors

The complexity of a digital photo cannot be understated. Each pixel comprises many data points, and there can be millions of pixels in just a single photo. These many data points in relation to each other are referred to as “high-dimensional” data and can require immense computing power to analyze, say if you were searching for […]

July 16, 2021

Cybersecurity Training Program Teaches How to Fend Off Attacks

by kathy pretz in Biomedical, Engineering, Engineering News, Engineering Recruiting, Robotics, Semiconductors

THE INSTITUTE During the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted many organizations to transition from office work to working from home. The initial shift created an increase in cyberattacks, though, as cybercriminals tried to exploit weak network security. A recent attack on Colonial Pipeline, for example, disrupted the company’s gasoline supplies. The pipeline’s operator […]

July 16, 2021

New Technique Turns 5G’s Power Problem Into a PAPR Tiger

by kathy pretz in Biomedical, Engineering, Engineering News, Engineering Recruiting, Robotics, Semiconductors

5G has a power efficiency problem. If you already have a 5G smartphone, you may have noticed the latest generation of wireless drains your device’s battery life, so much so that operators including T-Mobile and Verizon have including “turning off 5G” in their lists of battery-saving tips. But 5G’s in-built inefficiencies also have implications for […]

July 16, 2021

Tesla Places Big Bet on Vision-Only Self-Driving

by kathy pretz in Biomedical, Engineering, Engineering News, Engineering Recruiting, Robotics, Semiconductors

The latest update to Tesla’s self-driving technology ups the company’s stake in a bold bet that it can deliver autonomous vehicles using cameras alone. But despite improving capabilities in vision-based self-driving, experts say it faces fundamental hurdles. Last Saturday, Tesla rolled out the much-delayed version 9 of its “Full Self-Driving” (FSD) software, which gives Tesla […]

July 13, 2021

Calibre In the Cloud: Unlocking Massive Scaling and Cost Efficiencies

by MSC Hexagon in Engineering, Engineering News, Semiconductors

As companies look to leverage cloud capacity for faster turnaround times on advanced process node designs, they can be confident that running Calibre in the cloud provides the same sign-off verification results they know and trust, while enabling them to adjust their resource usage to best fit their business requirements.