Embedded Intel® Monthly Report: Challenges to Implementing the Internet of Things for Industrial Applications





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Challenges to Implementing the Internet of Things for Industrial Applications
Building industrial IoT systems is getting easier as both hardware and software building blocks come together to provide robust ...  (more)
congatec, Inc.
Full speed ahead while keeping a cool head
Electronics are getting smaller and more powerful. As component functionalities and packing densities on the chip and board increase, more heat is produced per unit area. congatec's patented cooling concept for COM Express modules paves the way for future performance growth.
Intel at 50 A recap and preview of Intel's best contributions to the embedded industry.Founded in 1968 as "Intelco" by a couple of Fairchild refugees—Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore—Intel® will turn 50 ...  (more)
IoT Forcing Architectural Change As multicore use widens, knowing when to forge fresh architectural alliances is key.The Internet of Things (IoT) is fueling market demand for multicore processors and pushing ...  (more)
You Can Bet on It: Building a Gaming Infotainment Platform Add an element of "gaming" to a point-of-sale, digital sign, vending machine or traditional Las Vegas style device and you've created an ...  (more)
Artesyn Embedded Technologies
Artesyn is extending the MaxCore™ application-enabling platform with a new high availability model (MaxCore HA) and a version designed for rack scale architectures (MaxCore Hyperscale). The unique MaxCore architecture, based on open standard PCI Express add-in cards, simplifies and accelerates deployment of telecom, broadcast, networking, cloud, industrial, and mil/aero applications.

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Which GPS Receiver Matches Your Project or Prototype? A Look at 3 A new wave of GPS receivers has arrived. As the Internet of Things (IoT) flourishes beyond the office and home, inexpensive sensors and modules—including professional and automotive grade GPS units—provide (more)
Location, Location, Location Welcome to the Spring 2016 edition of Embedded Intel Solutions. John Harrison was a clockmaker, inventor of the chronometer and subject of the best seller "Lon-gitude: The True Story of a Lone Genius (more)
Cooling "Little George Foreman Grills" to Advance HPEC for Defense Applications Some venting (the informative kind) about heating, cooling and approaches to increasing productivity for both development and deployment of heterogeneous systems. Editor's Note: Shortly after this (more)
No One Silver Bullet: Q&A with Lorie Wigle, Intel IoT Security Security as it relates to the IoT, device makers, smart homes, the smart grid, medical devices, POS and more. Embedded Intel Solutions (EIS): Lorie, could you tell us a bit about your role at Intel? Lorie (more)
The Little Boards That Could Thanks to advances in integration and updates to the PC/104 standard, the small-format computer boards continue to take on a wide range of industrial and military applications. In the computer industry, (more)
Accelerating Data Access in Automotive Designs Quenching drivers' thirst for information without compromising security or risking power loss. The modern car and commercial vehicle are arguably a rolling Internet of Things (IoT). Computers control (more)
How Richer Content is Reshaping Mobile Design Low- and mid-phone memory demand is heating up more rapidly than ever, but with 3D NAND, things are looking (and stacking) up. Editor's Note: When Intel and Micron together announced the availability (more)
Q&A: Meeting the Smart Grid's Need for Speed Why the performance associated with dedicated hardware is key to meeting energy infrastructure needs. Editor's note: As the smart grid evolves, FPGAs have a particular role to play, one which Altera, (more)
Virtual Video Transcoding in the Cloud An x86-based way to solve the problem of video processing in the cloud [caption id="attachment_11698" align="alignnone" width="500" caption="Figure 1: Research has recently examined (more)
Ultra Low Energy and the ULE Alliance A new generation wireless communication technology for the IoT has applicability in cases ranging from energy savings to emergency response to the smart home. The ULE Alliance is an organization that (more)

FROM THE BLOGOSPHERE

Design Resources: USB 3.1 and Type-C By: Chris A. Ciufo, Editor, Embedded Systems Engineering An up-to-date quick reference list for engineers designing with Type-C. USB 3.1 and its new Type-C connector are likely in your design near-future. USB 3.1 and the Type-C connector run at up … Continue reading → …

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ADLEPC-1600 IoT-Ready Embedded PC (ADL Embedded Solutions Inc.)
IntervalZero RTX64 (Interval Zero)

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