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    Jan. 25, 2022
    Download the digital version of the Electronic Design Jan/Feb 2022 issue.
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    Peering into the technology crystal ball shows a digital twin.
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    Bill Wong lays out his predictions on embedded technology for 2022, covering hot trends ranging from PCIe to RISC-V to open-source software.
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    If 2021 is any indication, 2022 will see tech giants take even greater strides in custom chip design.
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    Then and now: From mainframes to MPUs, processor technology has progressed significantly since Electronic Design was first published.

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