Don’t you wish smart homes were a little bit more, well, smart? If you’ve ever struggled to set up multiple devices from several companies, then you know the frustration it can cause.

CES is back to help the tech industry ring in the New Year, and Embedded Computing Design is on the ground in Las Vegas tracking announcements that will help define electronics for the next year and beyond.

IoT devices have proliferated, with around 13 billion installed globally today, and that figure is expected rise to nearly 30 billion by 2030, according to Statista [1]. In terms of market value, that’s over a trillion US dollars in 2022.

Interconnectivity, automation, machine learning and real-time data. These are top demands of Industry 4.0 where Qorvo's Ultra-Wideband, Low Power RF and Wi-Fi solutions create a better-connected ecosystem. One that is safer, smarter and increases productivity and efficiency. Discover how Qorvo solves the IoT's toughest tech challenges and has the top design, manufacturing, applications and engineering support to serve the world's leading customers.

WiFi is on the move again. WiFi 6 is becoming more entrenched, but WiFi 7 is just around the corner. Are these new iterations really necessary, or is it just a way to get users to upgrade to the latest and greatest?

Integrated, system-on-chip PAC is first to deliver intelligent solution with FLASH-programmable MCU and MOSFETs in a single device.

Qorvo at Embedded World 2020 Hall 3A: 3A-139.