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Module family unveiled at Embedded World 05/03/2009

Digi International has introduced what it describes as the ‘industry’s fastest ARM9 based wired and wireless embedded core module family’.  Read More

Cool computing 05/03/2009

Adlink Technology is exhibiting its latest embedded computing platforms based on Intel processors and chipsets at Embedded World 2009.  Read More

Power consumption under 20W 05/03/2009

Concurrent Technologies has introduced its first ultra low power vme critical embedded single board computer based on an Intel Atom processor with a power consumption of under 20W.  Read More

Embedded Linux community unveiled 04/03/2009

Embedded World 2009 is the launchpad for a unique online community site for developers of embedded Linux devices.  Read More

Emerson uses Atom to address broader market 04/03/2009

Emerson Network Power is embarking on a new strategy under which it aims to become the supplier of choice for industrial and commercial OEMs.  Read More

Lower current, higher memory 04/03/2009

Jennic has launched its latest single chip 32bit wireless microcontroller which it claims has the lowest system operating current and highest memory density.  Read More

Building blocks of education 04/03/2009

Students can take advantage of IAR Systems’ free embedded workbench development environment for Lego’s robotic building system.  Read More

Module endures extreme temperature ranges 03/03/2009

As an enhancement to its existing Com Express range, Congatec has announced the launch of conga-Cax, an industrial grade module based on the Intel Atom processor Z5xx series.  Read More

Kontron pushes COM standard 03/03/2009

Kontron, Advantech, Aaeon and Adlink announced at Embedded World in Nuremberg today that they will present the nanoETXexpress form factor to the PICMG consortium for potential incorporation into the next COM Express releases.  Read More

Expanded partner programme for Microsoft 03/03/2009

Microsoft has announced the latest developments in its automotive business and an expanded partner programme at Embedded World 2009.  Read More

Low power board launched at Nuremberg 03/03/2009

Embedded World 2009, now well underway, has been the launchpad for Eurotech’s new low power board, designed for rugged applications.  Read More

Intel, TSMC collaborate on Atom 02/03/2009

Intel and TSMC have signed a Memorandum Of Understanding under which they will collaborate on technology platform, IP infrastructure, and SoC solutions. Under the terms of the agreement, Intel will port its Atom processor cpu cores to the TSMC technology platform including processes, IP, libraries, and design flows.  Read More

Brooks to head Avnet Embedded EMEA 02/03/2009

Avnet Embedded has appointed Martin Brooks as vice president of Avnet Embedded. Brooks, who joined Avnet following the acquisition of Abacus, will be responsible for defining and executing the company’s embedded strategy.  Read More

Intel invests €50million in Ireland 02/03/2009

According to IDA Ireland, Intel will invest more than €50 million in a major expansion at its R&D facility in the Shannon Free Zone. The investment could create up to 134 jobs over the next four years, bringing the total employment to approximately 300.  Read More

Ailing flash maker to axe 3000 jobs 25/02/2009

Just a few weeks after the appointment of a new chief executive, flash memory specialist Spansion has announced that it is to lay off 3000 employees – equivalent to 35% of its workforce.  Read More

Multiple users – same audio stream 23/02/2009

A new Bluetooth application allows multiple users to listen to the same audio stream on different headsets connected to a mobile device.  Read More

Ramtron signs up with IBM 23/02/2009

FRAM developer Ramtron has signed a foundry services agreement with IBM.  Read More

FPGAs for cost sensitive applications 23/02/2009

Looking to meet the needs of cost sensitive, mid performance applications, Lattice Semiconductor has the LatticeECP3 family.  Read More

ARM core is no bigger than grain of sand 23/02/2009

ARM has unveiled its smallest processor core yet. The 32bit Cortex-M0 device not only occupies around 12,000 gates, but also records power consumption levels of 85µW/MHz on a 0.18µm process.  Read More
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CSR targets connectivity 21/02/2009

In a move to help product developers create modules which address connectivity issues, CSR has launched the CSR9000.  Read More

Medical market targeted 20/02/2009

LynuxWorks has announced that its LynxSecure 2.0 separation kernel and embedded hypervisor is now available for use on Intel’s Core 2 Duo processor range.  Read More

All done by mirrors 20/02/2009

As populated pcbs become more complex, inspection of solder joints and components concealed by others becomes more of a challenge.  Read More

DATE joins forces 20/02/2009

In a move which could boost attendance to more than 5000 people, DATE is staging a joint conference with the Artemisia Association.  Read More

Pushing nanotechnology to the limit 20/02/2009

Two US research teams are taking nanotechnology to the limit, with one developing transistors a fraction of the size of those used on chips and another working on a film material capable of storing data from 250 dvds onto a surface the size of a coin.  Read More

Toshiba to buy Fujitsu’s hard drive unit 18/02/2009

Toshiba has revealed that it will buy Fujitsu’s struggling hard disk drive (hdd) unit in a bid to gain market share over the storage segment’s prices.  Read More

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