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December 13th, 2018 at 12:55am

The Fundamental Problem with I/O: There is No Moore’s Law for Pins

Roger Isaac, Chief Technology Officer; Keyssa, Co-architect, VPIO

Ajay Bhatt, Former Chief I/O Architect, Intel; Co-architect, VPIO

It’s been 50 years since Gordon Moore published his prophetic observation, and as we all know, it has had a seminal impact on the development of solid-state devices. It’s been the basis for the speed of development of processors. It’s had a similar impact on the development of SSDs. But there is one key area of computing that has not seen the benefits of Moore’s Law.

July 10th, 2018 at 09:20pm

Pogo Pins: A 40-Year-Old Technology

Guest Blog Post
David Pheteplace, Senior VP, Bishop & Associates

One of the older, widely used contacts, the pogo pin, has long established itself as a reliable and trustworthy technology for many applications. Named after the pogo stick toy over forty years ago, this golden spring-loaded contact has played a vital role in making temporary connections, usually for electronic testing, since it was first created.

May 6th, 2018 at 10:55pm

Patent Portfolio: The Key to Fundamental Positioning

Guest Blog Post
Mark Lemmo, Strategic Advisor

Since Keyssa’s inception, the CEO and board have committed to invest in developing a high-speed contactless connector portfolio and as a result, the company has produced fundamental patents in this field. Keyssa currently has over 200 patents issued and filed in the US and abroad and is recognized as the technology leader in this space.

February 18th, 2018 at 01:01am

Reliving Keyssa’s Early Years: An Evening with Stanford MBA Students

By Steve Venuti, VP Strategic Solutions

Last Thursday evening, I spent 2 hours at Stanford’s Business School participating in Rob Siegel’s class entitled: “Entrepreneurship – Formation of New Ventures.” Stanford has written a case study on the transitional days of Keyssa when Eric Almgren was brought in as CEO and all the management issues associated with that kind of fundamental organizational change.

November 15th, 2017 at 09:17pm

May I Please Take my Smartphone with Me?

By Sudeep Raj, Marketing

“It’s an unfortunate irony that the device we now rely on so heavily is also incredibly fragile.”

http://gizmodo.com/the-next-version-of-gorilla-glass-will-help-your-phone-1783988840

August 16th, 2017 at 07:01pm

A Connected World: Lessons Learned on How to Build an Ecosystem

By Steve Venuti, VP Marketing

Given today’s announcement about our Connected World initiative, we thought it was time to articulate in broader terms what the functionality and capabilities of our work means for the larger mobile technology market.

July 12th, 2016 at 05:13pm

Is the Galaxy S7 Active Underwater?

By Jason Zhang, Marketing

A closer look at whether or not the new Samsung Galaxy S7 Active can truly live up to its name, underwater.

June 23rd, 2016 at 11:27pm

The World’s Thinnest Laptop Ever

By Mariel van Tatenhove, VP Product

A notebook thinner than a centimeter? Made possible through Kiss Connectivity

June 20th, 2016 at 06:20pm

The Google Chromebook: Underdog No More

By Jason Zhang, Marketing

This past quarter, for the first time ever, tech giant and industry leader Apple finally suffered its first loss in sales against none other than the Google Chromebook. Analyst firm IDC released data detailing that in the most recent quarter, sales of Google Chromebooks in the U.S. have surpassed those of Macs by a whopping 37% (Apple Insider).

June 20th, 2016 at 05:06pm

Hit the Road, Jack

By Steve Venuti, VP Strategic Solutions

Apple is booting the headphone jack for good…or so it is rumored: