Is the 51 Microcontroller Still Relevant? A Look at Its Development History as an Outstanding Performer!

Is the 51 Microcontroller Still Relevant? A Look at Its Development History as an Outstanding Performer!

On February 15, 1946, the first electronic digital computer ENIAC was unveiled, marking the beginning of the computer era. ENIAC was a vacuum tube computer with a clock frequency of only 100 kHz, but it could perform 5,000 addition operations in one second. Compared to modern computers, ENIAC had many shortcomings, but its emergence opened … Read more

Linus: Even if I Get Hit by a Bus, the Linux Kernel Will Be Fine

Linus: Even if I Get Hit by a Bus, the Linux Kernel Will Be Fine

Editor | Xiao Zhi At the North American Open Source Summit held on August 31, Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, shared his views on the future of Linux during a conversation with Dirk Hohndel, Chief Open Source Officer at VMware. He stated that if he were hit by a bus, he wouldn’t worry about … Read more