CAMBRIDGE, MA -- In today’s computers, moving data to and from main memory consumes so much time and energy that microprocessors have their own small, high-speed memory banks, known as “caches,”  which store frequently used data. Traditionally, managing the caches has required  fairly simple algorithms that can be hard-wired into the chips.

Read more: Study: Software May be Ready to Displace Hardware in Managing Caches

ESPOO, FINLAND -- Optenni and Ansys have created a link for designing matching circuits for antennas and other RF components based on simulated 3D models. The models are simulated using Ansys' HFSS electromagnetic field simulation software.

Read more: Optenni, Ansys Offer Simulation for RF Circuit Matching

SANTA CLARA, CA – Agilent Technologies is offering a book on signal integrity characterization techniques.

Read more: Agilent Offers Signal Integrity Characterization Book

DETROIT -- SAE International will host a free telephone/webcast on Oct. 10 to clear up misunderstandings among users and to explain differences between the organization’s standards governing counterfeits.

Read more: SAE to Host Webiner on Counterfeit Parts Specs