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This week’s roundup covers the challenges of using different protocols in factories, Nvidia’s latest Thor modules, AI-powered custom test design, and the Mind of the Engineer survey.
The DoD suspends the CMMC Phase 2 requirements, scheduled to take effect on November 10, 2026, and launches a 60-day reform review.
Vector Photonics launches an accelerated manufacturing initiative to address a packaging barrier to the commercial adoption of PCSELs.
Instead of replacing legacy OT on the factory floor, the path forward is unified visibility—reading Modbus, OPC UA, and MQTT alongside IT protocols like SNMP in one view.
Nvidia brings the Thor architecture to mainstream robotics and edge AI with the launch of the Blackwell-powered T3000 and T2000 modules.
Arteris expands its collaboration with Arm to broaden the use of the Cycuity Radix hardware security assurance platform across future processor development programs.
Microchip upgrades its VectorBlox Accelerator SDK with new capabilities to improve AI inference on PolarFire FPGA and SoC devices.
Liquid Instruments launches AI-enabled GenInst Studio, enabling engineers to design and deploy custom instruments on Moku hardware.
Swissbit and Nexperia will develop hardware platforms optimized for AI, cloud computing, and enterprise server applications.
Melexis adds three low-pressure devices to its Triphibian pressure sensor family for EV thermal management and AI data center liquid cooling.
This week’s roundup looks at the Renesas 365 development platform, safety features in NOR flash memory, and edge intelligence in SDV architecture.
Microchip announces that its MPLAB XC Pro compilers and MPLAB ML development suite are now free of charge to customers.
eSOL launches eXRP, a real-time 3D engine, bringing game engine visualization to embedded workflows across industrial sectors.
Edge intelligence in SDVs is moving beyond autonomy, enabling on-board AI to preprocess sensor and diagnostic data, cutting cloud cost, latency, and bandwidth.
Qualcomm announced its AI data center strategy roadmap with the introduction of the Dragonfly portfolio at a recent Investor Day.
Advantech expands its edge AI portfolio with a new family of industrial computing platforms based on the Qualcomm Dragonwing IQ-9075 processor.
Developers can build high-reliability Linux systems by taking advantage of NOR flash memory safety features using existing Linux mechanisms, frameworks, and components.
Syslogic and Ark Vision Systems are collaborating on a fully integrated hardware platform for edge AI applications.
Renesas’s acquisition of Pictorus could transform the Altium-powered Renesas 365 embedded design platform into a more intelligent, unified toolchain.
GigaDevice introduces its high-reliability GD24CL I²C EEPROM series, targeting industrial, energy, IoT, data centers, and networking applications.
