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IoT is neither hype nor hope, but moving to a world of billions of interconnected, secure, easy-to-use devices with a profitable business model is not simple. That was the consensus of a panel at Bluetooth…

Day one of GDC 2016 has flown by in a whirlwind so I’m pausing for a minute to pop down my highlights. As a relative newby to the graphics industry this is my first time at GDC (and in the US!) so I’m…

Critical Link is often asked to help cost-out the differences between a single-board chip-down solution and a solution that incorporates a som.  It’s well known that HDI (high density interconnect) and…

Let us start with the first decade, by this I mean 2000 to 2010, the Triassic period of Bluetooth devices: Bluetooth was introduced in 1999 and its goal was to be a wire replacement technology. And that…

Within a days, if all goes well and the weather holds, ARM software engineer mattdupuy will stand atop one of the world’s tallest peaks, kitted out with ARM-powered wearables and mobile devices and sporting…

The LTE Cat-M (Cat-M1) standard is a cellular standard and has a number of benefits compared to the non-cellular technologies.

We’d like to welcome all of you and describe few interesting issues we encounter during our work with ARMv8 and FreeBSD. In this cycle it is planned to talk a little about various bugs found in the kernel…

CMSIS++ is a portable, vendor-independent hardware abstraction layer intended for C++/C embedded applications, designed with special consideration for the industry standard Arm Cortex-M processor series…

A journalist recently said to me:“The trouble with IoT is that it isn't making a visible difference yet.”I had to disagree, at least in part. IoT IS making a difference but a key part of that difference…