Qualcomm Patents a Camera That Focuses Its Processing Power Where Your Eyes Do
Your eyes don't look at every part of a scene equally — so why should your camera chip work equally hard on…
From processors and AI accelerators to the packaging and cooling that hold them together, this is where the silicon race lives. Every chip filing, decoded without the jargon.
Your eyes don't look at every part of a scene equally — so why should your camera chip work equally hard on…
When you stack thin semiconductor layers on a chip, they can pull or push the base like a bimetallic strip — bowing…
Sony's semiconductor division is patenting a depth sensor that doesn't need to be told how to operate — it reads the scene…
Sony has filed a patent for a camera body construction where the physical act of snapping the case shut automatically grounds the…
Intel has filed a patent for a scheduling system that lets AI workloads skip the usual software middleman and talk directly to…
Intel is patenting a way to shortcut the memory round-trip that slows down AI processing on GPUs — by parking data in…
Every chip coming off a factory line has tiny, random imperfections — and Xilinx wants to turn those imperfections into an uncloneable…
Compressing data faster usually means compressing it worse. Xilinx is filing a patent for a chip-level system that runs multiple compression engines…
AMD's chips already contain dedicated JPEG-decoding hardware — and a new patent describes a way to trick that existing hardware into decoding…
When a GPU fails inside a massive server rack stuffed with hundreds of identical chips, finding the right one without a map…
AMD is exploring a way to strip a small but ever-present memory chip out of graphics cards entirely — letting the CPU's…
Sony's semiconductor arm is filing patents on a camera chip design that physically carves out separate zones for different electronic components —…
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