Embedded Computing Design

I recently spent some time with Redpine Signals, a San Jose, Ca.-based company that focuses on ultra-low power and high-performance products for next-...

Embedded Computing Publisher Patrick Hopper interviews Franck Berny, senior principal product strategy at Ublox, during TU Automotive Detroit 2016.

Embedded Computing Publisher Patrick Hopper interviews Costas Meimetis, director product strategy at u-blox, during TU Automotive Detroit 2016.

Embedded Computing Publisher Patrick Hopper interviews Brian Senese, field applications engineer at Opensynergy, during TU Automotive Detroit 2016.

Embedded Computing Publisher Patrick Hopper interviews Russell Chen, field application engineer at Innodisk, during TU Automotive Detroit 2016.

Embedded Computing Publisher Patrick Hopper interviews Patrick Shelly, Automotive Embedded Systems Architect at Mentor Graphics, during TU Automotive Detroit 2016.

Embedded Computing Publisher Patrick Hopper interviews Tim Evavold, director Automotive at Covisint at TU Automotive Detroit 2016.

Nuance does voice recognition. That means that it offers an entryway into a ton of cool applications. 

It’s no secret that software companies are valued higher than hardware companies, even though, in many cases, they don’t have a tangible product to sell. So why are they worth more? 

It’s no secret that software companies are valued higher than hardware companies, even though, in many cases, they don’t have a tangible product to sell. So why are they worth more? That’s a great que