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Exhibits emphasize markets and development ease 10/22/2009

Vendors at the Embedded Systems Conference in Boston September 21 and 22 highlighted an impressive range of technologies that address issues ranging from "green" applications to data and code security.

Robots, jobs, and war 9/17/2009

Many ethical questions are being raised as robots take on more and more roles in society.

Voices: Asset InterTech Inc’s Tim Dehne: seeking growth in embedded instrumentation 8/20/2009

Tim Dehne, until recently a longtime executive with National Instruments Inc, has joined the board of directors of Asset InterTech Inc, a supplier of boundary-scan and embedded-instrumentation tools. Over a career stretching more than 21 years at NI, Dehne led global marketing and R&D at the company, which reported $824 million in revenues in 2008.

Not your fault 3/5/2009

Green safety wires do not form a reliable single-point-ground reference system.

Technical and political suggestions for Detroit 2/19/2009

Do the Detroit automakers deserve a bailout, or should they be left to go the way of the dinosaurs?

Forging new ground using existing COMs concepts 1/23/2009

GUEST OPINION: Although highly popular embedded computing components that have been around for several decades, computers-on-modules (COMs) lacked the continuity needed to make these boards appeal to the various industries for which they were designed.

Evolution and innovation 1/22/2009

"A thriving ecosystem, whether in nature or economics, emerges from an evolutionary culture that nurtures diversity, doesn't artificially pick 'winners,' and embraces failure early and often."

Differential transitions 1/8/2009

Signal transitions occur wherever your signal passes through a package body, a connector, or a pair of vias.

Voices: CriticalBlue’s David Stewart 10/2/2008

David Stewart, founder and CEO of CriticalBlue (Edinburgh, Scotland) talks about his company's approach to hardware/software co-design and the challenge of multicore programming.

Voices: Pentek’s Rodger Hosking: next-generation-radio architect 9/4/2008

EDN talks with Rodger Hosking, vice president and co-founder of Pentek Inc, about high-performance data-acquisition, software-defined radio, upcoming technical opportunities, hiring engineering talent, and more.
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