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Silicon Labs has brought development support for both its 8bit and ongoing 32bit microcontroller lines together using its Simplicity Studio IDE.

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.

Imagination Technologies' MIPS group has launched processor cores that include support for virtualization and measures to prevent reverse engineering.

Yokogawa has pulled together power meter and oscilloscope functions into a hybrid instrument for teams working to increasingly stringent energy-usage regulations.

Inside Secure has developed a set of certification-ready hardware IP modules that can be used stand-alone or in conjunction with ARM's TrustZone

Microchip Technology has become the latest company to use easy access to middleware to encourage embedded-systems developers to move over to its platform.

Highway1 has opened up Spring applications for its incubation service for hardware startups: trying to overcome the gap between prototype and product.

Synopsys has launched the ARC HS family of configurable-processor cores, using superpipelining to target high-performance embedded applications.

Dr Ron Black also discussed his experiences with the Internet of Things in a lively keynote at the GSA Memory+ Conference in Taipei

Oracle aims to reduce the incompatibilities between the two main embeddable versions of Java as the company tries to make the language the natural choice for IoT.