Category: Embedded systems
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Advantech’s RSB-3810 has gained IEC 62443-4-2 certification, bringing secure-by-design credentials to an Arm-based industrial SBC built around MediaTek’s Genio 1200 platform for edge AI, machine vision, and automation workloads.
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EBV Elektronik has launched a robotics development initiative that brings together processors, AI accelerators, sensors, motion control, connectivity, and support services in a single design-facing ecosystem.
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Collabora has refreshed Apertis for longer-life industrial embedded Linux designs. The v2026 release moves to Debian 13, adds Weston as default, and strengthens SDK and package maintenance workflows.
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Eclipse hawkBit 1.0 brings a production-ready open-source backend for OTA software updates, giving embedded teams a more mature route to device rollout control, security policy enforcement, and long-term fleet management.
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STMicroelectronics has started shipping China-made STM32 microcontrollers to customers now. Production begins with the STM32H7 family and is set to expand to STM32H5 and STM32C5 devices.
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Arrow has launched a 10BASE-T1S reference design platform for evaluation. The REF_SPE_T1S board combines Microchip, Bourns, and Amphenol hardware to help engineers assess Single-Pair Ethernet performance at the industrial edge.