Embedded Computing Design

Texas Instruments (TI) released a new series of microprocessors, the Jacinto 7 line. It was introduced at CES amid a series of demos.

I'm not necessarily on board with the conspiracy theory folks who think that every enabled device in our home is out to get us.

Do you need help with DevOps? Do you even know what the term means? If you?re developing for the embedded space, you need to understand this technology.

According to the two companies, the card offers the industry?s highest performance interfaces available on a PCIe FPGA accelerator card.

According to Lattice Semiconductor, the company introduced Nexus Platform, the industry?s first 28 fully-depleted silicon-on-insulator (FD-SOI) FPGA platform.

Embedded Computing Design is pleased to announce the winners of this year?s Best in Show competition.

NXM Autonomoous Security platform suits autonomous vehicles and runs on Arm-based microprocessors.

Rich Nass spoke with Sylvia Lu, who is the Senior 5G Technical Lead for 5G at u-blox.

Alps Alpine started mass-producing the HSPPAD143A Waterproof Digital Pressure Sensor, targeting applications in wearable devices and IoT equipment.

Achronix Semiconductor, a provider of FPGA-based hardware accelerator devices, introduced its Speedster7t family.

If you use cellular for your positioning and 5G is finally coming, you?re likely in a good position.

Rich Nass talks to Kai Wang, a Director on NexCOBOT?s Robot and Automation team.

Consolidating your compute system to reduce the number of platforms, the number of boards, and any other resources.

Let's take a peek at the two-day conference, which is jam-packed with educational lectures that cover just about every topic that an embedded developer may encounter.

I invited Ricardo Margalho, the Co-founder and CEO of Stratio Automotive, to join me in this week?s Five Minutes With?discussion.

Zephyr is an open-source operating system that?s designed for applications where Linux is simply too big, from a space or power perspective.

Bandic is the Senior Director of Hardware Platforms for Western Digital; he?s a Member of the Board of Directors for the RISC-V Foundation, and he?s the Chairman of the Chips Alliance.

Calista Redmond is the newly appointed CEO of the RISC-V Foundation, the group that manages the spec and is putting on seminars and conferences around the world.

SiFive, a provider of RISC-V core IP, recently announced its Freedom Aware (FA) family of SoC templates as well as a strategic development partnership with QuickLogic.

There seems to be a foundation/association for just about everything in our space these days. Are such institutions necessary? Do they wear out their usefulness? I asked that question of Mike...