What’s driving utility system changes when they need to happen? Or enabling them to take place in bigger ways?

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A new look for the celebrated hi-fi company, and a move into desktop audio with a stylish ‘Personal Audio Integrated Amplifier’ ...

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Interconnect designs were often logically correct, but rarely optimal. That has changed with smart NoC automation.

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