COMPUTEX 2023 Starts Tomorrow

COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2023 opens tomorrow, May 30, in Hall 1 and Hall 2 of Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, gathering over 1,000 manufacturers from 26 different countries/regions, using 3,000 booths. In addition, the organizers, Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) and Taipei Computer Association (TCA) held a global press conference today to welcome the worldwide technological innovation energy to Taiwan. This is the first in-person global press conference to connect with world media since the pandemic.

TAITRA Chairman, James Huang, indicated, “Computing drives the rise of artificial intelligence. The wave of AI affects human life in countless ways and rapidly changes our way of life. This year, the COMPUTEX theme is “Together we create”, bringing together futuristic technology solutions, and becoming a global-leading technology event that attracts industry decision-makers and startups.”

Paul Peng, Chairman of the Taipei Computer Association, said: “Recently, there has been a surge of global attention in the application of artificial intelligence, which has also driven the procurement demand for "HPC" and various AI applications. Taiwan is a key place for the world’s development of semiconductors. The strengths and advantages of Taiwan's ICT industry are the combination of engineering technology, mass production capabilities, and timely delivery to meet the needs of global buyers.” Learn more about COMPUTEX. #computex2023

MISRA C 2023 What You Need to Know

MISRA completely dominates the landscape of coding guidelines for safe and secure C and C++ code. MISRA C in particular is a go-to standard for embedded dev teams. It's essential for these teams that write embedded C and C++ code to get complete coverage for the new coding guidelines introduced in MISRA C 2023 and MISRA C 2012 AMD4.

Join this session to learn how Parasoft , a participant in MISRA's C and C++ working groups, can help your organization achieve the most complete coverage. Register now.

Open Circuits Book Review: Electronics Components in All Their Glory

Since you’re reading this, it’s safe to assume that you’re an engineer or other technically interested individual. You’ve probably even taken apart several things over your lifetime to observe the electronic workings inside.?Open Circuits, by Eric Schlaepfer and Windell H. Oskay, is a celebration of this hidden world and a tool that will expand your knowledge of everything from resistors, to SOCs, Nixie tubes, and more. Learn more.

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