Oh, Microsoft… what haven’t you done?
Chris A. Ciufo, Group Editorial Director —
Microsoft’s underwhelming presence at ESC San Jose raises questions as to the future of Redmond in the embedded industry.
Editors Insight
Why Google matters a lot to embedded designers
Chris A. Ciufo, OpenSystems Media —
Even if you’re not designing an Android phone, the Google machine will help differentiate your next SFF hardware design. Listen up.
SFF Rx for medical device design challenges
Jennifer Hesse, Managing Editor —
Embedded technology vendors are innovating SFF-related products that remedy technical dilemmas in medical applications.
‘Tick, Tock!’ Intel fools the clock. Again.
More news from the 2010 Intel Developer Forum.
Tiny new packaged modules shake up the rugged SFF market
Can traditional VME vendors enter a market served by "Can-Tainers" and quasi-rugged PC/104 systems?
ESC’s hot market segments: Rugged, industrial, and military
Trends that affect the rugged, industrial, and military markets will increase activity in the SFF space.
Safety or security? An embedded wake-up call from Toyota’s misfortunes
With software controlling life's everyday conveniences and the Internet connecting all our devices, we cannot ignore embedded security.
Tasty alphabet soup from the Intel Developer Forum
Intel is famous for their IC code names, and this year's spelling bee portends big changes in SoCs, 22 nm geometry, and – finally! – software tools.
Italy fields another Light Infantry Alpine Brigade
Europe's Eurotech is no longer a secret in SFF boards and rugged systems.
Stalwart standards
Changes continue in SFF open standards, assuring their viability well into the future.
