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7 Controllers for Internet of Things | EE Times
2014-11-23 16:37:46| Wireless - Topix.net
The Internet of Things took a dominant role at the 2014 Electronica Show in Munich, Germany. Developing ultra-low-power nodes for sensors that can be connected wirelessly to the wider Internet is opening up many different design options, and both silicon and embedded software suppliers are developing a variety of architectural approaches.
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Will Google's Thread Become Threat? | EE Times
2014-11-13 09:11:27| Wireless - Topix.net
Freescale Semiconductor is turning up the heat on Thread, a new low-power wireless protocol designed by a Google-led industry alliance to bring the Internet of Things into the home. Freescale, one of the seven founding members of Thread Group, unveiled on Tuesday, Nov. 11 , its own Thread beta development program.
Chip Industry's IoT Facelift Comes With Security Wrinkle | EE Times
2014-11-13 00:32:04| Semiconductors - Topix.net
Brimming with excitement, and with Europe already ahead of the pack, a maturing semiconductor industry looks expectantly to the Internet of Things for yet another facelift, while also recognizing that the IoT security wrinkle may itself provide an opportunity via hardware-based security as the backbone of the connected world. But this will require semiconductor companies to move into software to address data, cloud, and usability management issues, so concluded a panel of four presidents and CEOs plucked from the upper echelons of the industry.
Will Google's Thread Become Threat? | EE Times
2014-11-12 22:46:43| Wireless - Topix.net
Freescale Semiconductor is turning up the heat on Thread, a new low-power wireless protocol designed by a Google-led industry alliance to bring the Internet of Things into the home. Freescale, one of the seven founding members of Thread Group, unveiled on Tuesday, Nov. 11 , its own Thread beta development program.
Chipmakers Keep Upper Lips Stiff Despite Microchip Dip | EE Times
2014-10-16 05:06:40| Semiconductors - Topix.net
Did Microchip Technology get ahead of itself last week by suggesting that its downward revenue forecast was a negative bellwether for the whole semiconductor market? Or is there a macro-economic weakness, foreshadowed by Microchip, that bodes ill for the chip industry? Some in the industry are now describing signs of decline in the current quarter as "seasonal." Others are calling it "a cycle" but not a correction.
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