Podcasts about soc system

Qualcomm、CPUコア「Oryon」搭載の「Snapdragon 8 Elite」発表　AI機能を強化。　米Qualcommは10月22日（ハワイ時間）、モバイル向けの新型SoC（System-on-a-Chip）「Snapdragon 8 Elite」を発表した。搭載端末は、11月発売予定のRedMagic 10シリーズの他、XiaomiやHONOR、OnePlusなどから順次登場する見通しだ。

In this reviving podcasting episode you will be able to learn SOC business and how it is used in electronics and who is using what processors in their products

Einmal mehr sind Millionen von Facebook-Nutzerdaten im Netz gelandet. Ein Ende solcher Meldungen scheint nicht in Sicht. LG verabschiedet sich derweil aus dem Smartphone-Business. Wir halten ein Ständchen auf 17 abenteuerliche Jahre. Ähnlich Experimentierfreudig wie einst LG zeigt sich auch Google. Offenbar soll bereits das Pixel 6 anstelle eines Snapdragons mit einem hauseigenen SoC (System on a Chip) ausgestattet werden. Apple schiebt unterdessen Werbetrackern mit dem neusten iOS-Update einen Riegel vor. Im Big-Picture-Segment lässt es «Godzilla vs. Kong» an den Kinokassen klingeln. Weniger erfolgreich, dafür deutlich kurioser, ist die verschollen geglaubte «Herr der Ringe»-Adaption aus Russland aus dem Jahre 1991. In die Jahre gekommen wirkt auch das Gamedesign des neusten Looter Shooters «Outriders». Zeitlos ist hingegen die «Yakuza»-Serie, welche mittlerweile so episch lang ist, dass Simon sich damit ein neues Lebenswerk gebuckelt hat.Themen[00:09:04] Facebook-Datenleck[00:19:25] LG gibt Smartphones auf [00:27:16] Pixel 6 mit Google-Chip[00:33:25] Kinoerfolg: «Godzilla vs. Kong»[00:44:11] Anti-Tracking-Update für iOS[00:54:06] «The Queen's Gambit»[01:03:34] «Dune»[01:08:50] «Der Herr der Ringe» made in russia[01:12:08] «Outriders»[01:18:22] «Narita Boy»[01:21:20] Lebensprojekt: «Yakuza»-SerieMehr über die Redaktoren oder den digitec Podcast findest du auf der Website digitec.ch. Du kannst uns auch direkt folgen indem du in einem Artikel von uns am Ende des Textes auf «Autor folgen» klickst.Philipp Rüegg auf digitec oder Twitter @laz0rbrainSimon Balissat auf digitec oder Twitter @en_graveLuca Fontana auf digitec oder Twitter @LFonta88E-Mail podcast@digitec.chDiscord https://discord.gg/uhQnfDdnYoutube https://www.youtube.com/user/digitecAGTwitch https://www.twitch.tv/digitec_playgroundMusik von Claudio Beck

On this episode we talk about a surprising new deal between Blackberry and Amazon Web Services. We talk about the tech industry's migration to Austin Texas. And we talk about the recently announced Snapdragon 888 SoC(System on a Chip), and what it means for the future of mobile computing,

TecnoCode+ Podcast, una herramienta más para ponerte al día en cuanto a noticias se refiere. Apple acaba de lanzar la séptima versión beta de watchOS 7. Una actualización atípica, ya que el resto de betas, por ahora, no parecen haber sido lanzadas. En esta versión, que llega tras una semana desde la presentación de la versión anterior, trae más mejoras en el rendimiento y corrección de errores. Tal como Apple nos tiene acostumbrados en los ciclos de betas para nuevos sistemas operativos que tienen lugar en verano, aproximadamente cada 15 días al principio y cada semana a medida que el desarrollo avanza, vemos una nueva versión. En esta versión de watchOS 7 Apple sigue solucionado errores del sistema y mejorando toda la experiencia en general. AHORA QUIERO QUE SE HAGAN ESTA PREGUNTA ¿QUE ESPERAS TU COMO USUARIO PARA LA LLEGADA DE WATCHOS 7 y EL APPLEWATCH SERIE 6? Como cada año, junto al lanzamiento de los nuevos iPhone, esperamos la presentación de un nuevo modelo de Apple Watch. Tras las novedades moderadas, aunque interesantes, que llegaron con el Apple Watch Series 5, hay varios rumores muy prometedores para esta próxima versión: monitor de oxígeno en sangre, mejoras de rendimiento, más velocidad en la conexión Wi-Fi, etc. Este año ha habido bastante tira y afloja con las novedades que esperamos ver en el Apple Watch Series 6, pero una de las principales es la monitorización de la cantidad de oxígeno en sangre. Con esta funcionalidad el Apple Watch sería capaz de avisarnos cuando el nivel de oxígeno cayera por debajo de ciertos límites, al estilo de las notificaciones de ritmo cardíaco. Los rumores de esta nueva función tienen su origen en el código encontrado en iOS 14 y no tenemos ninguna confirmación por parte de la cadena de suministro. Así tenemos por una parte una "confirmación oficial" por parte de Apple de que existe un desarrollo para esta funcionalidad y, al mismo tiempo, cabe la posibilidad de que llegue en futuras versiones de hardware. De hecho, inicialmente se hablaba de la posibilidad de que la funcionalidad llegara mediante software sin necesitar un hardware específico, algo que llevaría la función, teóricamente, también al Apple Watch Series 5 y al Series 4.. Otras mejoras esperadas para el futuro Series 6 son la llegada de la nueva versión de su SoC (System on Chip) con mejor rendimiento y velocidad. Esta mejora también incluiría una actualización de los módems del sistema, con lo que la transmisión de datos mediante conexión Wi-Fi y celular aumentaría de velocidad. Sobre la batería hemos oído hablar de capacidades de 303,8 mAh, una capacidad muy similar a los 296 mAh del Series 5. Aunque no se esperan grandes mejoras en este ámbito, si las hubiera llegarían mediante el software. Por último, el reloj contaría con mejoras en el sellado, por lo que su resistencia al agua podría mejorar. Entrando en rumores con algo menos de fundamento encontramos la capacidad del reloj de detectar ataques de pánico o altos niveles de estrés. Una funcionalidad que podría apoyarse en la medición de los niveles de oxígeno, así como en la frecuencia respiratoria y el ritmo cardíaco. En este episodio contamos con la participación de: * Alberto Astiazarain * Yaisel Herrera * David Estupiñan Recuerda que puedes apoyarnos usando el siguiente enlace « https://anchor.fm/TecnoCodePlusPodcast/support » desde el cual podrás realizar donaciones desde 0.99ctvos hasta 9.99$ (Dólares). Síguenos en: Twitter y Telegram Suscríbete a nuestro canal en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC61c--wqRG_Lj3LPAeKn2Cw Suscríbete a nuestra "Página Web" http://tecnocodeplus.com/ de esta forma recibirás un Email cada vez que lancemos un nuevo artículo en nuestra página. ¡Gracias por escucharnos y apoyarnos! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tecnocodepluspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tecnocodepluspodcast/support

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#WTF ใน episode นี้จะพาไปรู้จักกับ SoC หรือ System on a chip ว่าคืออะไร ทำหน้าที่ต่างกับ CPU ที่เราเคยรู้จักมายังไง และมีความสำคัญต่ออุปกรณ์โทรศัพท์มือถือหรือ Smartphone ในปัจจุบันอย่างไรบ้างกันค่ะ

#WTF ใน episode นี้จะพาไปรู้จักกับ SoC หรือ System on a chip ว่าคืออะไร ทำหน้าที่ต่างกับ CPU ที่เราเคยรู้จักมายังไง และมีความสำคัญต่ออุปกรณ์โทรศัพท์มือถือหรือ Smartphone ในปัจจุบันอย่างไรบ้างกันค่ะ

The AICPA Cybersecurity Working Group brought to life a new type of cybersecurity examination report in 2017 known as SOC (System and Organization Control) for Cybersecurity. These reports are intended to provide a consistent approach for evaluating and reporting on an entity’s cybersecurity risk management program and give management the ability to consistently describe its cybersecurity risk management program. Additionally, the flexibility of the reports allows management to use any recognized security framework as a baseline while enabling a CPA to provide independent assurance on the effectiveness of the program’s design. In this podcast from the Institute of Internal Audit meeting in Knoxville, LBMC Information Security’s Bill Dean and Drew Hendrickson discuss SOC for Cybersecurity reports and what organizations and IT professionals should know about this new report and how it could help their organizations. Listen, and discover these key takeaways: A brief introduction to SOC for Cybersecurity Elements found within an SOC for Cybersecurity report The role of CPA firms in cybersecurity Differences in SOC 2 versus SOC for Cybersecurity An explanation of who needs SOC for Cybersecurity

Since business leaders and board members are not often technically-inclined, they tend to have many questions about cybersecurity. Because of this, the AICPA recently recognized the need for a new type of cybersecurity examination report and put together a task force to bring to life what’s now known as SOC (System and Organization Control) for Cybersecurity. These reports will be beneficial in giving business leaders and board members an independent assurance and solid understanding of risk management and working with third-party cybersecurity professionals. In this podcast, LBMC Information Security’s Mark Burnette and Drew Hendrickson discuss SOC for Cybersecurity reports and what organizations and IT professionals should know about this new report and how it could help their organizations. Listen, and discover these key takeaways: Why SOC for Cybersecurity reports were created Key elements found within an SOC for Cybersecurity report Differences in SOC 2 and SOC for Cybersecurity reports Ways organizations benefit from SOC for Cybersecurity reports Differences in SOC for Cybersecurity and Risk Assessments  

In this episode of Defrag Tools, Chad Beeder and Andrew Richards are joined by Paresh Maisuria from the Windows Kernel Power team and Zach Holmes from the Fundamentals team to talk about System Power Report, a new feature in Windows 10 Creators Update.Related links:Defrag Tools #168 - Powercfg Sleep Study (older version of this tool)Defrag Tools #157 - Energy Estimation Engine (E3) (the framework used for estimating power usage)Timeline:[00:00] Welcome and introductions[00:30] This is an updated and expanded version of a feature previously called Sleep Study. Now it covers everything related to power, not just details of modern standby states.[02:55] You can still run it with powercfg /sleepstudy (for backwards compatibility) - but the new command is powercfg /systempowerreport, or powercfg /spr[04:08] Opening up the generated report - lots more data than in the old Sleep Study report.[05:32] Looking an active session: How much battery power was used, and by what? What was the screen brightness? Which apps used the most power?[09:40] Why some power usage gets attributed to "Unknown"[15:00] Unlike the old Sleep Study report, the System Power Report even gives useful info on traditional standby (S3) systems.[16:40] Looking at a standby session: You can tell why a system went into standby, and why it woke up. Also lots of other stats, like how long it took to hibernate, etc.[20:27] The report also contains an "expert tab" which contains data about the battery design capacity, current capacity, and health[23:18] Bugchecks are also logged in the report (including the parameters).[24:35] Still has all the details on a modern standby system (like in the old Sleep Study report). But enhanced. Now we have better instrumentation to track why a system got woken from standby.[27:58] Of interest to OEMs and hardware engineers: We track power usage data for the SoC (System on a Chip) subsystems. Can give you the first indication of where to look further if power usage is too high.Email us at defragtools@microsoft.com

In this episode of Defrag Tools, Chad Beeder and Andrew Richards are joined by Paresh Maisuria from the Windows Kernel Power team and Zach Holmes from the Fundamentals team to talk about System Power Report, a new feature in Windows 10 Creators Update.Related links:Defrag Tools #168 - Powercfg Sleep Study (older version of this tool)Defrag Tools #157 - Energy Estimation Engine (E3) (the framework used for estimating power usage)Timeline:[00:00] Welcome and introductions[00:30] This is an updated and expanded version of a feature previously called Sleep Study. Now it covers everything related to power, not just details of modern standby states.[02:55] You can still run it with powercfg /sleepstudy (for backwards compatibility) - but the new command is powercfg /systempowerreport, or powercfg /spr[04:08] Opening up the generated report - lots more data than in the old Sleep Study report.[05:32] Looking an active session: How much battery power was used, and by what? What was the screen brightness? Which apps used the most power?[09:40] Why some power usage gets attributed to "Unknown"[15:00] Unlike the old Sleep Study report, the System Power Report even gives useful info on traditional standby (S3) systems.[16:40] Looking at a standby session: You can tell why a system went into standby, and why it woke up. Also lots of other stats, like how long it took to hibernate, etc.[20:27] The report also contains an "expert tab" which contains data about the battery design capacity, current capacity, and health[23:18] Bugchecks are also logged in the report (including the parameters).[24:35] Still has all the details on a modern standby system (like in the old Sleep Study report). But enhanced. Now we have better instrumentation to track why a system got woken from standby.[27:58] Of interest to OEMs and hardware engineers: We track power usage data for the SoC (System on a Chip) subsystems. Can give you the first indication of where to look further if power usage is too high.Email us at defragtools@microsoft.com

Cillian joins That Old Pod to discuss this week in tech. Conversation focuses on latest AMD developments, the Nintendo Switch, Samsung S8, and exciting news for Apple's pro market. In depth discussion about the future of silicon development for the major tech players. Brief conversation around various Slack competitors and Facebook's latest copy of Snapchat's features. Show Notes:AMD RyzenRyzen updates/patches for system throttling and improving performance for specific gamesRadeon Pro Duo two cards in one PCI-e slot; dramatically less power hungry than predecessorSuper Bomberman R for Nintendo Switch updated with free levelsNintendo’s new policy is good news for switchdevelopersSwitch and indie gamesNew Zelda game Breath of the Wild, has sold more copies for Switch than total console salesSamsung S8 reviewCamera comparison between Galaxy S8, iPhone 7, Google Pixel and LG G6What iswas Viv?What is Bixby?Bixby delayed in USPerformance of A10 to competitors, two year old A9 still beating out latest Samsung CPUs for single core performanceSamsung S8 uses different processors for US and Korea What is Google’s new TPU? Apple ends agreement with chip designer Imagination TechnologiesImagination needing to make cutsApple was paying Imagination Technologies about $75 million in 2016Apple hired lots of Imagination’s talentApple’s A7, the first 64 bit mobile SoC (System on a Chip)Current VR sets80s cell phoneStar Trek communicatorApple’s M coprocessors used in iPhones and iPadsApple’s A series processors used in iDevices (iPhone, iPad, iPod, Apple TV)Apple’s S series SiP (System in Package) used in Apple WatchApple’s T series SoC used in MacBook Pro with Touch BarApple’s W series SoC used in Bluetooth devices such as AirPodsUber tracking Apple devices and geofencing Apple’s Cupertino headquartersTim Cook conversation with Uber CEO Travis KalanickIs Amazon good for USApple promises closed loop supply chainApple introduces LiamiPhone upgrade programApple Mac Pro conversationApple can’t innovateJohn Siracusa in 2013 on why Apple needs the Mac Pro to live onApple officially discontinues display businessLG 5k display shielding issueIntel OptaneLogic Pro remoteMicrosoft Surface StudioSnapchat FiltersFacebook copies SnapchatWhat is Slack?Google Hangouts to compete with SlackMicrosoft launches Teams to compete with SlackFacebook murderTwo articles on Snapchat and Facebook, start from same place, opposite conclusionsFacebook does not own Periscope, but offers a competitor Facebook Live