Arduino UNO in Action In this project article, Raul builds a robotic car that navigates to a series of GPS waypoints. Using the Arduino UNO for a controller, the design is aimed at robotics beginners that want to step things...

Beside Debian 9.5, Ubuntu 18.04, the Yocto Project, and Buildroot Linux, NXP i.MX 8M Mini processors also supported Android 8.1 Oreo. But Boundary Devices has just announced their Nitrogen8M_Mini...

Every so often we hear about critical security vulnerabilities in the news, but new ones are actually discovered daily, so it would be nice to have some sort of search engine to find out which known...

Most embedded systems are used here on planet earth, but some do take off heading for space, and this week I come accross two separate projects leveraging Arm processors and FPGAs, as well as...

Mentor is all about Artificial Intelligence as the EDA industry heads into its annual Design Automation Conference.

EETimes writer, Nitin Dahad, reflects on his lessons learned from three decades of interactions with Sir Robin Keith Saxby of Arm.

Judge Lucy Koh called Qualcomm’s licensing practices on cellular patents anti-competitive in a sweeping 233-page decision.

Last year RISC-V cores made it into low-cost hardware with neural network and audio accelerator to speed up artificial intelligence workloads at the edge such as object recognition, and speech...

Onion has launched several compact OpenWrt WiFi boards for IoT projects over the years starting with their Onion Omega board in 2015, and the latest so far being Onion Omega2 Pro with a massive 8GB...

I find most new phones’ announcements rather boring, but Motorola One Vision is somewhat interesting as it’s one of the rare non-Samsung phones to features an Exynos processor, more...

I’ve been using Hologram developer SIM card for cellular IoT hardware reviews since it’s really great for evaluation as the company offers 1MB of data for free monthly. It’s...

Intel is back to No. 1 in the first quarter after memory market woes drag Samsung’s sales down 34%.

Arm is cutting off all contact with Huawei - even conversations at trade shows - according to a memo reportedly leaked from the company.

3-D scanners, once expensive and rare, are now affordable. There are stand-alone devices and plug-ins for other systems, with different models suitable for different applications - everything from capturing the dimensions of a room to creating models to feed into...

The big chip companies targeting the smart-home market have been like Wile E. Coyote chasing the roadrunner. Redpine Signals thinks it can catch its prey with its new IoT chip.

If you’ve been following the news, you must know Huawei was hit by trade restrictions from the US government, and US companies announced they’d comply meaning Intel, Google, Qualcomm,...

RISC-V is getting more popular and mature as development progress, but if you want a system with RISC-V and a GPU so far you had to use a PCIe graphics card which is not cost-effective nor practical...

To be honest, I was pretty happy when it was clear that smart glasses for the consumer market would not take off, and I would be living in a better, smart glasses-free, world. But I also reckoned...

Espressif Systems has unveiled a new ESP32 WiFi MCU based on Cadence (previously Tensilica) Xtensa LX7 core instead of the usual Xtensa LX6 core(s). ESP32-S2 is powered by a single Xtensa LX7 core...

The Speedster7t high-end FPGA family is geared for deep learning and aims to be simpler and lower-cost than Xilinx’s Versal and Intel’s Agilex.

It’s taken longer than expected for Intel’s take on 3D Xpoint to get to market, and the technology requires application customization to take advantage of the persistence at a time when DRAM is getting better and cheaper.

Tariffs and Trump's executive order have replaced 40 years of economic integration. Vulnerable China could blink first in a trade war.

The only discernible result of the trade war is the "uncertainty" roiling electronics markets. No resolution is in sight, but the damage is already done.