TDK Corporation announces its participation in Embedded World 2026, held from March 10 to March 12 in Nuremberg, Germany. At ...

In a recent article in Integrated Communications Design, Mike Downing interviews Curt Schacker, vice president of corporate marketing for Wind River Systems. In the interview, Schacker expresses his ...

Advances in embedded systems technology make it possible for systems integrators to bring new power in ever-smaller profiles to defense systems and deliver increasingly powerful applications. But ...

In the past five years, the market for wireless connectivity has grown considerably, with no signs of stopping. In fact, industry analysts expect approximately 50 billion connected devices by 2020.

Embedded systems, critical and non-critical, have increasingly become part of people’s lives being present in day-by-day life issues, like health-care electronics, automotive industry and ...

The military relies on its massive defense budget to ensure it has access to the latest technologies that rely on embedded systems to function. Like any other platform in the military, those systems ...

Designing an embedded system based on PC-industry building blocks is like dancing with the devil. The chips and subsystems, including add-in cards, hard-disk drives, optical drives, and power supplies ...

In an attempt to capitalize on the huge opportunity in the embedded systems market, and the dominance of the Java programming platform, Oracle has unwrapped a new set of offerings facilitating the ...

Flash memory is evolving fast. As demands for speed, scalability, and efficiency rise, the industry standard is shifting from ...

From 10 to 12 March 2026, the embedded world Exhibition&Conference will once again transform Nuremberg into the meeting place ...

Debugging embedded designs is becoming increasingly difficult as the number of observed and possible interactions between hardware and software continue to grow, and as more features are crammed into ...

Computer-maker Thales has announced the PENTXM line of VMEbus single-board computers (SBCs), which utilize 1.6GHz-and-faster Pentium M processors and offer a low-power-consumption design. The PENTXM ...