Monthly Archives: January 2023

One blog post (external link) IMHO shows that NVidia well used software to co-design its hardware, creating a new value stream.

Happy new year, happy new buzzwords. First the term parity is a container for things which we in the past described as cloud native like capability. Something which not describe the abstraction itself, but the replaceability of the abstracted thing … Continue reading →

I found a video explaining it very well…

First of all it is abut exchanging information. Web3 is about a decentralized approach. Information is owned and not (mandatory) stored at a central platform. Each network participant keep its own information. If we treat a participant as (software) agent … Continue reading →

One of the most promising successor of the Google search is IMHO the OpenAI ChatGPT3. Technically it is a language model (external link) with 175 billion parameter (source here). Wow, the amount of parameters of a neural network are the … Continue reading →

When we talk about SDV OS we often perceive a middleware, offering a set of standardized capabilities. In automotive we may first thing about service oriented architecture (SOA) and Adaptive Autosar (ARA), providing API definitions for e.g., A common question … Continue reading →

Application Program Interfaces is the enabler of today’s technology shifts: SaaS, cloud computing, container orchestration, distributed applications, serverless computing, and even machine learning. The API design first approach advocates for designing the API’s contract first before writing any code, with … Continue reading →

First of all the term “Service oriented Architecture” (SOA) is a software design/ architectural style from the late 1990s that makes software components reusable, usually on enterprise level. In comparison the small brother, called “micro” service architecture (MSA), is typically … Continue reading →

DDS follows the communication model publish-subscribe (maybe based on TCP communication as a point2-point communication model). An great classification of different communication protocols can be found here (external link to RTI). Primary pillars of the DDS communication model are Data … Continue reading →