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ByteSnap Design has launched a cellular migration service aimed at moving legacy connected devices onto 4G LTE and newer networks, covering RF redesign, firmware, certification, and compliance.
Vector has expanded its CANoe Test Package EV with automated security tests for charging communication, covering V2G fuzzing, TLS handling, and ISO 15118 workflows.
QNX and NVIDIA have expanded their collaboration around NVIDIA IGX Thor, combining QNX OS for Safety 8.0 with the Halos Safety Stack for robotics, medical, and industrial systems. The move pushes mixed-criticality edge AI closer to a unified production platform.
DigiKey is now stocking MIKROE’s full Click board portfolio worldwide, bringing more than 1,950 add-on boards, plus the surrounding mikroBUS, ClickID, and mikroSDK ecosystem, into a mainstream global channel for faster embedded prototyping and evaluation.
Rochester Electronics is extending authorised availability of Infineon’s Neuron processors beyond end of life, keeping long-lived LonWorks control designs in production at a point where redesign is costly and, in many cases, there is no direct alternative for LON network communication.
ADIOS has secured its first £1 million order while widening its stocked semiconductor offer across analogue and embedded parts, signalling stronger demand for alternative sourcing channels as price pressure, franchise consolidation, and lead-time concerns continue to unsettle the market.
GE Aerospace is making a stronger case for time-sensitive networking as the data backbone for future vertical-lift platforms, tying open standards and upgradeability into one avionics architecture.
Microelectronics US 2026 opens in Austin next week with more than 100 speakers across semiconductor, photonics, and embedded tracks, focusing on engineering execution rather than grandstanding around future technologies.
AMD’s Ryzen Embedded V3000 is powering control-plane functions in Cisco’s latest N9300 switches and 8000 Series routers, linking embedded x86 compute to the scale, telemetry, and automation demands of AI infrastructure.
Zephyr RTOS 4.4 brings WireGuard, Wi-Fi Direct, OpenRISC support, and a shift to Zephyr SDK 1.0 and C17, extending the open-source RTOS further into secure networking, open hardware, and embedded vision work.
