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ARM Autonomous Vehicle Safety Processor
ARM enables autonomous vehicles with its most advanced safety processor… The ARM® Cortex®-R52 meets the highest functional safety standards Delivers the robust, real-time performance needed for next generation autonomous systems
IoT nodes that last for years – Small storage cells
Energy storage cells designed by Murata specifically for wireless sensor nodes are powered by energy harvesting Rather than using supercapacitor technology, which the firm decided is too leaky, it went
What is the future for ARM now?
ARM has become one of the world’s most impressive technology success stories of the last 25 years, David Manners considers what its future may be under new ownership. ARM got
Tech Billionaire’s Data Startup C3 IoT Raises $70 Million
Billionaire Thomas Siebel has raised $70 million for his data analytics startup C3 IoT as investor enthusiasm for the so-called Internet of Things begins to wane. TPG Capital’s growth arm led the financing with a
Amazon launches Dash instant-order Internet of Things buttons in the UK
Amazon has finally launched its Dash physical instant purchase buttons in the UK, bringing one-push buying of nappies, toilet roll, dishwasher tablets and washing powder to a washing machine near
Intel pays $350m for two-year-old AI company
Intel is said to be paying over $350 million for a two-year-old 48-person start-up called Nervana, which is involved in deep learning and AI (artificial intelligence). Pictured is Intel’s datacentre
AutoResonant wireless power transmitter offers foreign object detection
Linear Technology has introduced the LTC4125, a wireless power transmitter, complementing its wireless receiver ICs for the wireless charging market. The LTC4125 is a monolithic full bridge resonant driver, capable
‘Next generation’ basic scope brings extended capabilities
Tektronix has launched the TBS2000, described as a next generation basic oscilloscope with the longest record length and largest display in its class. The introduction is said to bring access
802.11ac Wi-Fi is faster, but needs a fast wire behind it
The next time you want to complain about slow Wi-Fi, think about saving your vitriol for wires instead. So-called gigabit Wi-Fi, or 802.11ac, is slowly starting to show up in
IoT Infographic
Connected devices and Internet of Things has been the talk of the hour. Most of us wonder what is the hype all about? Is it really that big? What is
