Embedded Computing Design

Engineers and developers have unique requirements influenced by several factors, such as location, age group, and especially the specific phase of the design cycle they are working in. Embedded Computing Design recognizes these needs and strives to deliver relevant information at the right time and place. We organize our coverage into key categories: industrial, automotive, consumer, and medical/healthcare. The main technologies we focus on across all these areas include IoT, security, AI/machine learning, and analog/power.

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Managing and Optimizing Soaring Levels of Smart Label Data

1 week ago | embeddedcomputing.com | Sharath Muddaiah

Blog As the logistics and transportation industries continue to digitize, the adoption of smart labels is accelerating. These small, Internet of Things (IOT)-enabled devices are modernizing how goods are tracked, monitored, and managed across supply chains.
Securing Edge Analytics With Zero-Knowledge Cryptography

3 weeks ago | embeddedcomputing.com | Eleanor Hecks

Blog Edge computing is a crucial step forward for data analytics. Processing information on a distributed network of nearby endpoints raises local computing power and reduces latency from remote data centers. At the same time, so much sensitive information moving between devices can raise security concerns. Zero-knowledge cryptography has emerged as a promising solution to that issue. What Is Zero-Knowledge Cryptography?
Arm Announces Arm Zena CSS, Accelerating The Development of AI-Defined Vehicles

3 weeks ago | embeddedcomputing.com | Tiera Oliver

News Arm announced the Zena CSS, the company's first pre-integrated and pre-validated platform for AI-defined vehicles built on Armv9 Automotive Enhanced (AE) technology.
DevTalk with Rich and Vin: Knowing Where your AI Project Should Start

1 month ago | embeddedcomputing.com | Rich Nass |Vin D'Agostino

If you believe all the hype, it seems that AI is being integrated into nearly every embedded computing platform. It may not be everyone, but the percentage is fairly high and growing. So, as a developer, do you know what your starting point should be for your project? What Vin and I discovered, thanks to Avijit Sinha, Senior VP of Strategy and Global Business Development at Wind River, is that a whole lot of questions need to be answered before you even get to the starting point.
Embedded Executive: 20 Years and Still Going Strong | Eclipse Foundation

1 month ago | embeddedcomputing.com | Rich Nass

Here’s a walk down memory lane. The Eclipse Foundation dates back more than 20 years. Mike Milinkovich, the Foundation’s Executive Director, has held this role since its inception. The role of the foundation and the embedded industry in general has evolved more than anyone could have conceived. Stay tuned to hear about some of the issues the Foundation has been involved with and what’s been required to keep the community on par with other areas of the technology landscape.
Embedded Executive: Going From Prototype to Large-Scale Production | Sixfab

1 month ago | embeddedcomputing.com | Rich Nass

The line between a maker and a maker pro is quite fuzzy. In my opinion, the maker wants to build one of something, and likely won’t want to build more than one. The maker pro starts out building one, but knows somewhere down the line that the project could turn into a far larger volume. If you fall into that latter group, does that change some of your design decisions, even where you begin?
Perforce Partners with Siemens for Software-Defined, AI-Powered, Silicon-Enabled Design

1 month ago | embeddedcomputing.com | Tiera Oliver

News MINNEAPOLIS— Perforce Software is partnering with Siemens Digital Industries Software to transform how smart, connected products are designed and developed, reflecting a shared vision: the future of product innovation is software-defined, AI-powered, and silicon-enabled.
Western Digital Showcases AI, Storage Innovations at Computex 2025

1 month ago | embeddedcomputing.com | Tiera Oliver

News SAN JOSE, Calif., and TAIPEI – Western Digital disaggregated storage and software-defined storage (SDS) for CSPs, enterprises, and STaaS providers. From massive-capacity, reliable JBODs (Just a Bunch of Disks) to ultra-fast EBOF (Ethernet Bunch of Flash) NVMe-oF disaggregated storage solutions for AI, the company’s Platforms Business delivers HDD- and SSD-based solutions designed to power today’s demanding workloads.
TSMC, Cadence, KLA, Siemens, and Synopsys Adopt NVIDIA Blackwell and CUDA-X Platforms - Embedded Computing Design

1 month ago | embeddedcomputing.com | Tiera Oliver

News TSMC, Cadence, KLA, Siemens, and Synopsys are advancing semiconductor manufacturing by adopting the NVIDIA CUDA-X and NVIDIA Blackwell platforms. NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, NVIDIA Grace CPUs, high-speed NVIDIA NVLink fabrics and switches, and domain-specific NVIDIA CUDA-X libraries like NVIDIA cuDSS and NVIDIA cuLitho are designed to improve computational lithography and device simulation for advanced chip manufacturing.
Tear Down: Noise Luna Ring

1 month ago | embeddedcomputing.com | Rich Nass

Blog The best part about writing Tear Down articles is that I get to try out the latest/coolest products. The worst part is that I have to take the products apart, and only having a hammer in my toolbox, the products never work again. The Luna Ring, developed by India-based tech company Noise, certainly fits the bill of a cool product. And it’s one I really wanted to take for a test spin. I got my hands on the Gen 1 Ring (Gen 2 wasn’t shipping yet).