Category: Embedded systems
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Synaptics is shrinking edge AI and wireless into one chip. The SYN765x integrates Wi‑Fi 7, Bluetooth LE 6.0, Thread/Zigbee, sensing, and local processing for low-power smart devices.
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Innodisk is taking Blackwell-class inference into constrained clinical edge deployments. Its GTC 2026 showcase pairs a Medical VLM running locally on the APEX-X200 with an eight-camera Jetson AGX Orin mobility stack built for heavy vehicles.
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Keysight has launched an SBOM platform for regulated device makers. The software combines binary analysis, vulnerability correlation, VEX support, and controlled sharing as CRA reporting deadlines near and software transparency rules tighten across Europe and regulated US sectors.
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ST is moving robotics integration closer to production-ready physical AI. Its latest NVIDIA collaboration links sensing, control, and simulation tools more tightly across Holoscan Sensor Bridge, Jetson, and Isaac Sim.
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Anglia has widened Digi coverage across the Nordics and Baltics. The extension brings local technical and commercial support as the distributor steps up demand creation around wireless, embedded Linux, and industrial IoT platforms.
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PLS has widened MCU runtime profiling beyond dedicated trace hardware. UDE 2026 adds CPU-load sampling through the debug interface, opening analysis to microcontrollers where trace support is limited or absent.
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SolidRun has pushed edge AI deeper into embedded compute. Its new COM Express Type 6 modules pair AMD’s Ryzen AI Embedded P100 with LP-CAMM2 memory and up to 59 TOPS for harsh-environment deployments.
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Sfera Labs has widened Strato Pi Max’s edge deployment reach. Its new M.2 LTE expansion board adds cellular backhaul and GNSS while preserving the platform’s modular DIN-rail architecture.
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Nanopower has taken its nPZero power-saving IC into volume production. The move takes its ultra-low-power companion architecture from evaluation boards into higher-volume IoT design-ins.
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Safety-certified RISC-V development is edging closer to productisation now globally. MIPS and Green Hills have combined processor IP, RTOS, tools, and analysis software into a Safety SDK targeting ASIL-D and SIL 3/4 systems.