Microchips are a set of electronic circuits located on small flat silicon wafers. Image source: Unsplash/Brian Kostiuk Victoria Masterson Senior Writer, Forum Agenda Madeleine North Senior Writer, Forum Agenda Google has manufactured an “incredible” microchip that can complete a task in five minutes that would take the fastest computer in the world ten trillion years. … Read more
Source: Eefocus Original Author: Liu Haoran Editor’s Note ✦ Chips with higher grade specifications can withstand a wider temperature range, and correspondingly, the difficulty of chip manufacturing increases. Among various chips, why can only a portion achieve military-grade standards? ✦ ✦ As the core of all electronic products, chips have become an indispensable part of … Read more
Chips, also known as integrated circuits,can contain billions of electronic components in a space the size of a fingernail, forming extremely complex circuit structures. Chips are used in various aspects of data processing, storage, control, communication, and perception. Devices such as computers, mobile phones, and cars rely on chips to process data, execute algorithms, and … Read more
1. Introduction to Chips A chip is a type of integrated circuit that integrates a large number of electronic components and circuits on a piece of semiconductor material (usually silicon), enabling complex functions such as data processing, storage, control, and communication. Devices such as mobile phones, computers, home appliances, and cars rely on chips to … Read more
Click the blue text to follow us 1. What is the Rising Star of Network Circles: SD-WAN? SD (Software Defined) originated from SDN (Software Defined Network). Before the emergence of SDN technology, network device manufacturers operated in a relatively closed ecosystem, pursuing a high degree of coupling between hardware and software, essentially creating a “black … Read more
Source: ZTE Documentation Author: ZTE Documentation We have all learned to divide a large network into several smaller networks through subnetting. But have you ever heard of aggregating numerous small networks into a larger network called a supernet? That’s right! Today’s main character—supernetting—is a more magical way of networking created by upgrading and reorganizing the … Read more
Author / Expert from Agricultural Bank of China Data Center Xu Qingbang Senior Specialist from Agricultural Bank of China Data Center Li Yiyun Several years ago, Agricultural Bank planned and built the VXLAN DCI (Datacenter Interconnect) network core at the head office level, interconnecting internal and external Fabric resource pools through DCI at high speed, … Read more
In today’s world where network devices are constantly increasing, have you ever wondered how devices like IP phones and wireless APs easily obtain power support? The answer is PoE technology, which will give you a comprehensive understanding in just 5 minutes! 1. What Is PoE? PoE, or Power over Ethernet, is a technology that allows … Read more
printf() and scanf() functions are used for input and output operations in C language. These two functions are built-in library functions defined in stdio.h (header file). printf() Function printf() function is used for output operations. It prints the given statement to the console. The syntax of the printf() function is as follows: printf("format string", argument_list); … Read more
Standard header files include: <asset.h> <ctype.h> <errno.h> <float.h> <limits.h> <locale.h> <math.h> <setjmp.h> <signal.h> <stdarg.h> <stddef.h> <stdlib.h><stdio.h> <string.h> <time.h> 1. Standard Definitions (<stddef.h>) The file <stddef.h> contains some common definitions of the standard library, and it is automatically included whenever any standard header file is included. This file defines: Type size_t (the result type of the … Read more