Category: Embedded systems
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Airship AI has secured $29 million in Homeland Security awards. The six-month contracts span edge processing, server-side AI, software development, and integrated sensor hardware.
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Advantech has launched a compact AI computer for autonomous drones. The ASR-D501 combines 12 TOPS edge AI, five camera interfaces, and flight controller connectivity below 10W.
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Delta and NVIDIA will collaborate on Level 4 autonomy development. The programme combines Delta’s automotive power, HPC, and integration expertise with NVIDIA Hyperion’s redundant DRIVE AGX Thor compute and multimodal sensor architecture.
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Orthogone has opened its FPGA networking IP portfolio beyond FinTech. The suite covers 1G-to-100G Ethernet, TCP/UDP protocol offload, and PCIe Gen3/Gen4 DMA for AMD UltraScale+ and Versal adaptive platforms.
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Microchip expands 10BASE-T1S connectivity for scalable Ethernet edge node designs. New PMD transceivers and integrated endpoints target automotive and industrial zonal networks with simpler multidrop wiring.
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ASRock Industrial expands Wildcat Lake edge computing across industrial platforms. The new boards and compact systems combine CPU, GPU and NPU resources with industrial I/O, ECC-capable memory and remote management options.
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Efinix adds 64-bit RISC-V processing to its Sapphire SoC family. RV64 expands memory, cache, Linux and debug capability while retaining configurable FPGA acceleration across three device ranges.
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Fraunhofer makes validated RISC-V secure element available for commercial licensing. The OpenTitan-based platform combines embedded trust, secure updates and cryptographic functions for custom SoCs, ASICs and chiplets.
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Edgewater is preparing PrismIQ hardware for customer Wi-Fi 8 evaluation. An FPGA platform will validate selected Spectrum Slicing functions before production silicon and support potential design-in discussions.
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Fraunhofer has validated silicon for its licensable RISC-V security platform. The OpenTitan implementation targets SoCs, ASICs, and chiplets with hardware roots of trust and post-quantum support.