Embedded Intel® Monthly Report: Intel Sees Big Future in USB Type-C




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Intel Sees Big Future in USB Type-C
4 Things to Keep in Mind
CES 2015 attendees spotted a connector that looks sort of like a micro USB, but is way different. The USB 3.1 Type-C connector, according to the USB-IF trade organization... (more)
ADLINK Technology, Inc.
Intelligent vending machines based on an ADLINK Mini-ITX Embedded Boards and Industrial grade cloud middleware SEMA Cloud to collect data, remote management, control and configuration devices. This combination enables to predict maintenance, transmit information to stakeholders seamlessly, and monetize your big data.
USB Type-C is Coming: 3 Things You’ve Just Gotta Know
With its “insert either way” simplicity and legacy channel transport, Type-C is the last connector a user will ever need. But the burden’s now on the designer to understand Type-C. (more)
Energy Thief Hunter Relies on COM Express Success Story: Intel® Core™ i5 processor powers a COM Express computer module, improving measurement speed and quality for power analyzer.  (more)
X-ES
Extreme Engineering Solutions (X-ES), a 100% U.S.A.-based company, designs and manufactures Intel® and Freescale-based single board computers, networking products, storage products, power supplies, and system-level solutions for embedded computing customers. X-ES offers cutting-edge performance and flexibility in design, plus an unparalleled level of customer support and service.

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Artesyn Embedded Technologies
Artesyn's new MaxCore™ application-enabling platform enables providers of broadcast, networking, cloud, industrial and military/aerospace equipment to simplify and accelerate their deployment of appliances for SDN/NFV, virtualized multiscreen video infrastructure, OTT video, WebRTC, VoLTE, and other high performance networked computing applications. Industrial applications include semiconductor manufacturing, military/aerospace applications include radar/sonar.




ESC Minneapolis
The Embedded Systems Conference (ESC) is the industry's largest, most comprehensive technical conference in the U.S. Our ESC Minneapolis technical program consists of 4 topic groups covering all aspects of embedded system design and IoT, from design through hardware, systems, and connected devices that focus on the latest theories, methodologies, applications and advanced design tools.

ARTICLES AND TECH BRIEFS

An Increasingly Connected IoT and Its Challenges: Q&A with Venkat Mattela, CEO, Redpine Signals Using the characteristics of the IoT marketplace to best advantage. Editor's note: Venkat Mattela, Redpine Signals CEO, shared insights with Embedded Intel® Solutions not long after Redpine announced (more)
Simplicity Reigns Supreme in CompactPCI Serial Rev 2 Why CompactPCI (PICMG 2.0) is at home in markets from telecom and computer telephony to industrial, real-time data acquisition, transportation and mil-aero. It's no wonder CompactPCI systems have (more)
How Mobile Edge Computing is Helping Operators Face the Challenges of Today's Evolving Mobile Networks Capitalizing on off-the-shelf solutions and leveraging NFV can help control costs for mobile edge computing at multiple points in the carrier's edge. Mobile data usage is on the rise—subscribers (more)
Microservers: Pint-Sized Machines Making a Big Impact SoC processors faithful to an ultra-low-power diet are getting in vigorous workouts as well, gaining traction as CPUs for data center application servers, but are their cores athletic enough? The heart (more)
A Separate Place for "What Changes Most" Puts Risk in its Place: Q&A with American Portwell Technology Digital signage, automation, healthcare and other applications benefit from a modular architecture's role in minimizing risk. Editor's note: American Portwell Technology, a Premier member of the (more)
Open-source: Key to Critical Interoperability in the IoT Traffic mishaps from the mild to life threatening happen. But coordinating a response to them—and to leveraging the full potential of the IoT for industrial, consumer, mil aero, smart energy, medical (more)
Navigating Thermal Challenges for High-End ATCA Server Blades Reliability concerns don't allow for active CPU cooling on ATCA blades, but even as core counts rise and performance enhancements proliferate... (more)
Come On Over to COM! The computer-on-module (COM) concept isn't new, yet remains relevant as processors upgrade in Tick-Tock fashion.The PICMG COM Express standard is unique in that the processor is on the ... (more)

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SharpStreamer Video Accelerator Card (Artesyn Embedded Technologies)
ATCA-7480 Packet Processing Blade (Artesyn Embedded Technologies)



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