NXP FTF 2016: Is the hysteria around connected device security warranted?
Send us a text There's been a media frenzy around security breaches such as the Jeep hack, pacemaker's being compromised, and insulin pumps being commandeered, but is it really warranted? In all of th...
27 Touko 201613min
NXP FTF 2016: Eliminating tradeoffs of Java versus C in embedded, IoT
Send us a textWith the integration of IT and OT on the Internet of Things, Java is becoming more relevant to embedded development. However, traditional bottlenecks still persist with Java. In this int...
27 Touko 20167min
NXP FTF 2016: Security, criticality, and connected healthcare with QNX
Send us a text In no other industry is the impact of connected device/system security more important than healthcare. The requirements for connected medical devices, and the data they transmit and sto...
26 Touko 20164min
NXP FTF 2016: The why and how of intelligent sensors at the edge
Send us a text Sensors are complex, which is why so few companies are really developing them. For the past few years, however, Ian Chen, formerly of Freescale's Sensor Business Unit and now the Direct...
26 Touko 20165min
NXP FTF 2016: Security lifecycle management for IoT edge devices
Send us a text At NXP's FTF 2016, Embedded Computing Design Technology Editor Brandon Lewis met with Gowri Chindalore, Head of Technology & Business Strategy at NXP Semiconductor. During the conversat...
26 Touko 20163min
