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Posted bykentonwillistonFeb 9, 2012
Energy efficiency has become a key design requirement across a broad range of embedded markets – whether to stretch battery life in portable devices, to enable fanless designs in harsh environments, or to lower costs in communications infrastructure, to name just a few examples. At the same time, these markets are looking for ever-greater performance and features. To meet these conflicting requirements, OEMs need a hardware platform that combines low power with high performance. ...Read More
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Posted byCharlie AshtonFeb 8, 2012
Some news items from the last few days should be of interest to readers of this blog.   And yes, if you are a Star Trek fan then keep reading to reach your daily dose of excitement……   FierceWireless reported recently that Sprint has decided to discontinue the development of WiMAX-only devices, stating that “…. it is clear the carrier is moving to LTE in the long run and is ready to leave WiMAX devices in the dust”. Meanwhile, as noted by FierceBroadban...Read More
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Posted byMaury_WrightFeb 7, 2012
Digital Signage has been a hot topic on the Intel® Embedded Community website, and for good reason.  Dynamic high-resolution signs that include remote connectivity and offer viewers an interactive experience deliver a better return on investment (ROI) than do legacy signs. Moreover, technologies such as Intel® Architecture (IA) processors and initiatives such as Intel® Active Management Technology (AMT) enable cost-effective deployment of compelling digital signs and the...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: 3rd_generation_core, 2nd_generation_core, ivy_bridge, open_pluggable_specification, sensing_analytics, digital_signage, ava, ops, sandy_bridge, anonymous_video_analytics, intel_active_management_technology
Posted bykentonwillistonFeb 7, 2012
Software development isn’t for wimps. Today’s developers have to deal with an intensifying pace of innovation, ever-growing code bases, and increasingly complex hardware. One of the best ways to deal with these challenges is to focus on software interoperability. A highly interoperable platform can make it much easier to start coding faster, migrate legacy code, and future proof software. For example, a platform with a strong history of interoperability will gather OS, tool, and mid...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: macgraigor, intel_architecture, blog, green_hills, eurotech, lauterbach, arium, wind_river
Posted byIntel_MichelleFeb 1, 2012
January 12 th I headed off to Las Vegas to participate in my first CES show.  It was certainly an amazing experience – the show floor was bigger than any conference I had ever seen.  I presented a mini-keynote on the future of retailing at MommyTech .  I highlighted the huge opportunity that is present in the next few years as the virtual world of the internet is melded with physical presence of stores.  Intel’s vision of the Connected Store of the future wi...Read More
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Posted bywwebbJan 31, 2012
Digital video has become commonplace in a wide variety of embedded devices and promises to be the cornerstone for a new generation of applications based on image analysis. Designers are using electronic images of people, places, and things to extract information for applications that bridge the physical and virtual worlds. Manufacturing, biometrics, surveillance, quality control, security, medical, and commerce are just a few of the market areas that incorporate video processing algorithms to a...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: blog, sensing_analytics, atom, embedded, lattice_semiconductor, cedar_trail, image_analysis
Posted bywwebbJan 30, 2012
The recent release of Intel’s Cedar Trail platform has caused quite a stir in the embedded community as designers scramble to take advantage of the improved graphics performance, lower power requirements, reduced component count, and overall lower costs. As I covered in part 1 of this series, Cedar Trail is based on the next generation Intel® Atom™ processor plus the Intel NM10 Express chipset for embedded computing. This new architecture offers seven year lifecycle support a...Read More
0 Comments Permalink Tags: emerson, portwell, eurotech, norco, bcm_advanced_research, dfi, sbs_science_and_technology, timesys, atom, hardware, intel_architecture, arbor, blog, AAEON, Avalue, cedar_trail, advantech
Posted byCharlie AshtonJan 24, 2012
At the Intel Developer Forum in September 2011, 6WIND announced support for the Intel® Data Plane Development Kit (see the press release here ). Since that time, we have provided expert technical support to a number of OEMs using the Intel® DPDK library to develop high-end networking, telecom and security products.   As many readers of this blog will know, the Intel® DPDK is a set of data plane libraries and optimized NIC drivers, licensed by Intel for incorporation either ...Read More
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Posted bywwebbJan 21, 2012
As competition grows, embedded designers must pack increased performance, real-time connectivity, and interactive graphics features into each new design while reducing power requirements to eliminate fans or extend battery life. Some of the latest specifications in critical applications such as healthcare also call for always-on, always-connected embedded devices to eliminate delays due to startup and data updates. The current generation of consumers that grew up with computers and smart phones...Read More
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Posted byintel_stewartJan 16, 2012
Real-Time & Embedded Computing Conference January 17, 2012 ,Santa Clara Convention Center, CA   Morning & Afternoon Sessions Plus Hands-On Lab Intel® Boot Loader Development Kit (BLDK) for Embedded Systems Start with an overview of BLDK and complete your training with a Hands-on Lab In the hands-on lab you will learn how to: •  Create a Boot Loader Development Kit (BLDK) Project •  Build a Firmware Image Using Windows Hosted Tools •  Boot an E6XX ...Read More
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