Embedded Computing Design

We are in a serious chip shortage. Why is that the case? Well, it depends who you ask.

AI Day is right around the corner (on September 9). One of the sessions will cover how you actually build an AI platform.

John Deere is obviously a leader in the agriculture space. Most of us know the company for its tractors, and products that are related to farming, etc.

Demands on personal computing devices continue to grow, especially with far more higher density content and need to be able to “compute anywhere.”

Is 5G more hype than reality? After all this time, I sure hope not. There are pockets where 5G is actually in use, but a real full-scale rollout is still quite a ways away, particularly in the embedded and industrial sectors.

When I first heard about this, it sounded like a little smoke and mirrors, to be able to work the latest buzzwords into the product’s announcement. But a deeper dive reveals that ML implementation is really taking place here.

The Eclipse Foundation recently conducted a survey that focuses on IoT and Edge solutions.

Firmware testing is often performed in a vacuum, aka a perfect environment in a lab. When taken out to the real world, the product may or may not perform as expected due to a variety of factors.

Security is one of the foremost topics in the embedded space today. In a recent conversation with Patrick Carrier, the Regional Manager for IoT and Cloud Security at Infineon Technologies, he had a different spin on security.

Develop an ASIC for less than $10,000? I didn’t believe it either. But according to Jeff DiCorpo, a Senior VP at efabless, not only is it possible, but people are doing it with his company’s tools. Learn how to generate your own design on this week’s Embedded Executives podcast.