IoT, Security & Automotive

Top Stories

The LiDAR Gold Rush
LiDAR firms attract investments as corporate and venture investors vie for a piece of this burgeoning market.
Published on June 12th,  2017 by Jeff Dorsch

Automotive’s Unsung Technology
Audio technology is making big strides alongside autonomous vehicles and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication.
Published on June 1st,  2017 by Ann Steffora Mutschler

Carriers Push Datacenter-Style Virtualization
Move is viewed as way of adding flexibility and better security, and of tapping into IoT growth.
Published on June 1st,  2017 by Gale Morrison

IoT Security Challenges, Opportunities
Vendors see the importance of cybersecurity, but not everyone has gotten the memo yet.
Published on June 1st,  2017 by Jeff Dorsch

Verification And The IoT
Experts at the Table, part 2: What is good enough, and when do you know you're there?
Published on May 31st,  2017 by Ed Sperling

IIoT Grows, But So Do Risks
Things are coming together for the Industrial Internet of Things, but security is a huge and growing issue.
Published on May 4th,  2017 by Jeff Dorsch

Autonomous Cars Drive New Software
Security, reliability and complex integration are required, but can it happen quickly enough?
Published on May 4th,  2017 by Ann Steffora Mutschler

Verification And The IoT
Experts at the Table, part 1: Application-specific verification, and why quality may vary from one market to the next; why different models are rea...
Published on May 4th,  2017 by Ed Sperling

Self-Driving Cars Rattle Supply Chain
Shift from hundreds of MCUs to more centralized computing is creating chaos in the auto industry.
Published on April 6th,  2017 by Ann Steffora Mutschler

LiDAR Completes Sensing Triumvirate
Technology will complement cameras and radar in autonomous vehicles.
Published on April 6th,  2017 by Jeff Dorsch

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Round Tables

Verification And The IoT
Experts at the Table, part 2: What is good enough, and when do you know you're there?
Published on May 31st,  2017 by Ed Sperling

Verification And The IoT
Experts at the Table, part 1: Application-specific verification, and why quality may vary from one market to the next; why different models are rea...
Published on May 4th,  2017 by Ed Sperling

IoT Security Risks Grow
Experts at the table, part 3: Why existing standards are insufficient; different strategies for securing connected devices; the widening impact of ...
Published on March 30th,  2017 by Ed Sperling

What Can Go Wrong In Automotive
Experts at the Table, part 3: Why power has become so important in car electronics; the challenges in making autonomous vehicles reliable enough; a...
Published on January 25th,  2017 by Ed Sperling

What Can Go Wrong In Automotive
Experts at the Table, part 2: Understanding security risks, ECUs vs. SoCs; dealing with an explosion in data.
Published on January 17th,  2017 by Ed Sperling

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Multimedia

Tech Talk: Cryogenic DRAM
What happens when you use DRAM at extremely low temperatures?
Published on June 1st,  2017 by Ed Sperling

Tech Talk: eFPGA Acceleration
When and why to use embedded FPGAs.
Published on May 3rd,  2017 by Ed Sperling

Tech Talk: Ethernet
The economics of rightsizing communications in the enterprise.
Published on March 13th,  2017 by Ed Sperling

Tech Talk: Extending DRAM
A deep dive into working with vertical memory.
Published on January 9th,  2017 by Ed Sperling

Tech Talk: Configurable Logic
The advantages of using one part for multiple functions.
Published on October 8th,  2015 by Ed Sperling

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