Ms. Reese has written many blogs, articles, and product demonstration videos for Mouser Electronics, beginning in 2012. She also created and populated system block diagrams for many applications across several verticals. Articles (click on titles to go to resources): A Comparison of Open Source Hardware: Intel Galileo vs. Raspberry Pi, Intel Galileo2 vs. Raspberry Pi2, […]
Lynnette Reese
Portfolio of Published Content
Content (2016 – March 8, 2019):
Editor-in-Chief of Embedded Systems Engineering and Embedded Intel® magazines: http://eecatalog.com/?s=lynnette&c=null
AI at the Edge
by Lynnette Reese | May 13, 2019 2:51pm Sensors bring information to data science across a growing variety of markets, including industrial, agriculture, medical, aerospace, military, and many others. Although the descending cost of ever-higher performance processors is key to the burgeoning Internet of Things (IoT), storing and sending enormous amounts of data to cloud […]
Comparing Hardware for Artificial Intelligence: FPGAs vs. GPUs vs. ASICs
July 24th, 2018 By Lynnette Reese, Editor-in-Chief, Embedded Intel Solutions Compare the general pros and cons of hardware commonly used for AI applications. FPGAs are looking good: a free command-line tool makes FPGAs that much easier to work with and dramatically lowers the size of an inference model, all in one go. The Artificial Intelligence […]
Driving AI at the Edge of Computing
From AI at the edge of IoT to the phenomenal impact of the Intel® Neural Compute Stick, chatting with Intel’s Steen Graham comments on the democratization of AI at the edge. By Lynnette Reese, Editor-in-Chief, Embedded Intel® Solutions The Internet of Things (IoT) is progressing, utilizing the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the edge. […]
Dell: Serious about Virtual Reality
March 4th, 2019 By Lynnette Reese, Editor-in-Chief, Embedded Systems Engineering Dell is advancing AR/VR while making it accessible to gamers, retailers, educators, manufacturers, and more. The world is rapidly changing, using new technology to accomplish more than ever before. Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) continue to break barriers as hardware continually extends performance […]
Driving AI at the Edge of Computing
February 13th, 2019 By Lynnette Reese, Editor-in-Chief, Embedded Intel® Solutions From AI at the edge of IoT to the phenomenal impact of the Intel® Neural Compute Stick, chatting with Intel’s Steen Graham comments on the democratization of AI at the edge. The Internet of Things (IoT) is progressing, utilizing the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) […]
Firmware Security: UEFI Class 3 Improves Protection
Firmware has had to evolve in congruence with Moore’s Law and is evolving to protect us. February 13th, 2019 By Lynnette Reese, Editor-in-Chief, Embedded Intel® Solutions Many Intel processors now only support UEFI class 3 BIOS, and all of them will do so by 2020. (The UEFI specification is based on the EFI 1.10 specification […]
Shifting AI to Small Form Factor Products
February 12th, 2019 By Lynnette Reese, Editor-in-Chief, Embedded Systems Engineering Embedded systems that leverage the latest deep learning technology for edge computing include rugged, small form factor high performance computing devices. The industry might be seeing a shifting demand for Small Form Factor (SFF) products vs board-level products, for several reasons. Small form factor modules […]
The Internet of Useful Things is Smart, Connected, and Secure
January 10th, 2019 By Lynnette Reese, Editor-in-Chief, Embedded Systems Engineering Security is necessary, but it can be daunting to attempt to cover all the bases. However, Microchip, with over two decades of security expertise, can apply layers of security to an embedded, configurable solution in advance with communications-certified solutions that can be tailored to fit […]