So far, top-line power budgets have been relatively flat. That’s starting to change.

A lot of really good low-power engineering is going to waste, but that still doesn’t make it easy to implement.

Solving power problems at future nodes will require a change in mindset from start to finish.

The confluence of power, process and physics will permanently alter IC design.

What happens in the data center may have the biggest bang for the buck—and the most bucks.

Power is driving some unusual combinations of engineering and scientific disciplines, and this is only the beginning.

It isn’t just performance that’s being weighed against power. It’s also reliability and flexibility.

The demand for low-power electronics is growing globally, but who’s actually making money?

The standard way of looking at devices won’t be enough as we demand more of our portable electronic devices.

Understanding analog and its impact on efficiency is about to be put to a new test.