Tech on its Head: From Analog Computing to Quantum Tunneling

<p>On this episode the Insiders track the return of analog computing.  <a href='https://www.mythic-ai.com/'>Mythic</a> is a company looking to revolutionize AI computing through an  innovative matrix processor that processes analog signals in on-chip  memory before outputting them to the digital domain. Where does this tech fit today?<br/><br/>Later, Rich interviews Abhishek Gupta, Director of Product  Management at <a href='https://keeptruckin.com/'>KeepTruckin</a> and Senya Pertsel, Senior Director of  Automotive Marketing at <a href='https://www.ambarella.com/'>Ambarella</a>, about an in-cabin, AI-powered  dash cam that keeps an eye on road conditions and driver behavior.  The depth of partnership on these systems runs a lot deeper than  you’d think. <br/><br/>Finally, Embedded Computing Design assistant editor Chad Cox  <a href='https://www.embeddedcomputing.com/technology/security/independent-testing-shows-quantum-tunneling-protects-against-all-known-iot-attacks'>considers life in a post-quantum world</a>, and examines how an emerging technology – <a href='https://www.cryptoquantique.com/'>quantum tunneling</a> – can be used to protect against  attacks on IoT devices.</p>