2023 Electronic Design Technology Forecast

Tech is bursting with hype—it has been since the invention of the first computer and always will be. So, what’s the prognosis for the three major hot-button terms: Big Data, IoT...

A major update to MIPI CSI-2 expands the applicability and usefulness of the widely embedded camera and imaging interface.

This article explores the numerous risks associated with FPGA security and the recommended methods to keep the device secure.

Wi-Fi 6, Matter, and Wi-SUN will help fulfill capacity, efficiency, and performance needs for enhanced IoT connectivity. These advances will benefit industrial, commercial, and...

IoT device security a feature no more? Recently enacted and upcoming cybersecurity regulations and standards will significantly impact how these devices are designed.

Before looking ahead to what 2023 has in store, let’s take a breath and think about what aspects from 2022 will impact the discussion.

While continuing to work through technological challenges surrounding batteries and charging, the EV space will likely go into some new, perhaps offbeat, directions this year....

Densification, automation, scaling up of private networks, and a push for monetization are among the trends Spirent sees for 5G in the coming year.

Forecasting what we can expect to unfold in our industry in 2023 takes more than one article.

Rapidly evolving technologies are driving adoption of digital twins and other advanced software, and deployments will continue to increase despite economic woes.

New hardware will put the onus on software developers to deliver better quality applications.

While the concept of multi-die systems isn’t new, it’s poised to make deeper inroads into the semiconductor world this coming year as the ecosystem around these architectures ...

6G will have spectrum challenges, but its advantages will push wider adoption. Here are predictions for the technology in 2023 and beyond.

Changes to the storage market due to new technologies, such as the move to DDR5, and availability are taxing developers.

Overcapacities and lessening demand will likely lead to an approximate 20% drop in the semiconductor industry this year.