Automated driving: have you got 1000 centuries to spare?
Self-driving connected cars will drive a change in the way systems are architected for safety, according to Bosch research chief Michael Bolle.
security
IoT calls for security rethink, says Green Hills CTO
The rise of the Internet of Things will drive a change in attitude to security, Green Hills CTO David Kleidermacher claimed in his Embedded World keynote.
Silicon Labs opts for security on M0+ low-power MCUs
Silicon Labs is aiming at Internet of Things applications with an ARM Cortex M0+-based MCU family with encryption engine and low-energy DAC for biasing analog circuitry.
ARM buys securable display controller
ARM has agreed to buy from Cadence Design Systems the display controller IP cores developed by recent acquisition Evatronix.
GlobalFoundries to take Infineon flash to 40nm for MCUs
Globalfoundries will port Infineon Technologies’ flash technology to 40nm to support the manufacture of automotive and security microcontrollers (MCUs).
DAC 2013 Preview III: Embedded
DAC 2013 wants to bridge the gap between hardware and embedded software technical conferences, and has dedicated 35% of this year's technical program to that goal.
DAC previews: WACI and bio-design automation
That age-old issue of ‘space consideration’ prevented me from highlighting a few other interesting parts of the DAC 2011 program in this month’s print issue, so I’ll try and pick some out of the necessary omissions as the conference begins on Sunday (June 5) in San Diego. The Wild and Crazy Ideas (WACI) session is […]
Cybersecurity goes back on the agenda.
A few weeks ago, the White House released its International Strategy for Cyberspace . To a technical audience, it’s a pretty thin document. But that’s fair enough – it’s intended for consumption by politicians, diplomats and policy wonks, not technologists. However, the strategy does make it pretty clear that the private sector has a big […]