Embedded Computing Design

If I had to pick one technology that got more than its share of attention at CES, it would be automotive. The products and technologies that were on d...

The consolidation of automotive electronic control units (ECUs), at least into fewer high-level domain controllers, has obvious benefits for next-generation automotive designs in terms of cost, vehicl

It was tough for a vendor to stand out at CES, amid all the lights, sounds, glitter, etc., in Las Vegas. One product/technology that did manage to cat...

The Internet of Things (IoT) is everywhere. Yes, we know that, and it's getting a little tiresome saying it. Where we're now seeing some significant a...

Predictions are easy, mostly because very few people ever go back to check if the prediction came true. Ray Zinn, who has been in our embedded industry longer than most, has a pretty good track record

At this year's CES, what once was just a big parking lot outside of the Las Vegas Convention Center has been converted into a playground for vehicle-to-everything (V2X) automotive technology. From com

In our weekly chat, I asked Ray Zinn what he thought was the best thing that happened in our industry, and also the worst thing that happened in our industry this year. In a year that had a lot of goo

A start-up company often starts with a great idea. But it clearly takes WAY more than that. However, many entrepreneurs, or potential entrepreneurs don’t have a clue where to start. Ray Zinn, who ran

Software AG was a finalist in Dell’s Connect What Matters competition. The company designed a system that operates in the IoT’s fog layer. I started my interview with Sean Riley, Software AG’s Global

Standards are (too) often defined by the larger vendors and they often do so by circumventing the normal channels, simply because they have enough weight to throw around to make this happen. Is this f