Embedded Executive Podcast
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388 episodes
Embedded Executive: Another Long-Range Networking Standard | Last Mile Semiconductor
NR+, aka DECT-2020 NR, is a non-cellular 5G wireless technology standard that operates without cell towers or operator subscriptions. It offers private, highly scalable mesh connectivity in the license-exempt 1.9-GHz frequency band for such app...
Embedded Executive: Moving Wireless Standards Forward | CSA
The Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA) has a significant task in its hands. As a global body encompassing hundreds of companies, its goal is to create and promote open, universal standards in the wireless s...
Embedded Executive: Connect Your Low-Power Home Devices With Thread | Thread Group
We’re seeing new life coming to the Thread standard. If you remember, Thread is part of the IEEE 802.15.4 wireless protocol and operates at very low power. But it doesn’t offer the bandwidth of Wi-Fi. Wi-F...
Embedded Executive: Photonics Can Provide a Needed Boost For Data Centers | NLM Photonics
It seems like nobody wants a data center in their backyard. In fact, they are starting to be banned completely by some states. But we need them if we are going to move AI technology forward. So, what do we do? One of the reasons for...
Embedded Executive: TinyML Could Get You Over the AI Hurdle | Shawn Hymel
TinyML is somewhat of a secret to embedded designers, but it shouldn’t be. It could be a relatively simple answer to a very complex problem. To understand why developers should know more about it and how it could help them overcome ...
Embedded Executive: Keep Your Network Up To Date, Regardless of Its Age | Digi International
For a host of reasons, it’s important to keep your network up to date. Those reasons include performance, reliability, security standards, and others. But what happens when your network is ancient, in technological terms? That’s som...
Embedded Executive: The Race To Stay Ahead of the Bad Guys Armed With AI | Infineon
As AI gets smarter, it raises the bar for the bad guys to do their bad things. We are in a constant race to stay ahead, and there is seemingly no end in sight. To understand what this means and what can be done to (hopefully) stay a...
Embedded Executive: The Supply Chain Is In Turmoil | Variscite
A lot is going on in the world these days that can disrupt the supply chain. From political issues to tariffs to the data center craze, some components are just difficult to obtain. Thankfully, there are ways around the issues and different way...
Embedded Executive: Support the IoT—Everywhere | Ayla Networks
It would seem like a no-brainer to support IoT in various regions. But that’s not necessarily the case. And when you look at how many new applications are popping up, the waters get even muddier. And don’t even get me started on what happens wh...
Embedded Executive: Understand the What, When, and How of Edge AI | Synaptics
Edge AI is exceeding the expectations that I had for the technology, at least at this early point in its ramp-up. I had expected it to take longer to reach fruition than it actually has, although you could probably argue that it hasn’t come clo...
Embedded Executive: Employing AI For Code Development | Perforce Software
Should you use AI to generate code? Or should it be limited to code review? From my research, it depends on who you ask. In this case, I asked Rod Cope, the Chief Technical Officer at Perforce Sof...
Embedded Executive: According To Its CEO, Altera Is Back | Altera
Those of us who have been around the embedded space for a while are pretty familiar with Altera’s history in the programmable logic space. Without going through the details, it’s a fairly rocky past. <...
Embedded Executive: Helping Arm Get Silicon to Market | Synopsys
For its full existence, Arm has primarily been an IP vendor. That has now changed. Arm will be producing silicon products, similar to many of its customers. Getting to that point required an assist from some o...
Embedded Executive: Understand Digital Transformation | NTX
Digital transformation, particularly in industrial equipment, has the ability to change the landscape of design. Really? Do you even know what digital transformation is? It’s a term that Doug Cougle, the SVP of Operation...
embedded world 2026 Podcast with needcode
Embedded Computing Design Editor, Ken Briodagh, talks with Bartek Kling, CEO of needcode, at embedded world 2026.
embedded world 2026 Podcast with NXP
Rich Nass interviews Julien Battiston with NXP at embedded world 2026 in Nuremberg.
Embedded Executive: Intelligent/Smart Computing Vs. AI | Infineon
End devices are shipping with the AI box checked. In other words, OEMs are saying that their products are AI-enabled. But are they really, or is this just marketing spin? The first response is that it depends on how you define AI. T...
embedded world 2026 Podcast with PQ Shield
Ken Briodagh of Embedded Computing Design interviews PQ Shield about post-quantum computing on the Embedded Executive podcast LIVE at embedded world 2026.
embedded world 2026 Podcast with Texas Instruments
Editor-in-Chief, Ken Briodagh, interviews Vinay Argarwal, GM MSP Microcontroller, Texas Instruments, at embedded world 2026.
Embedded Executive: “Autonomous” Goes Way Beyond Automobiles | Aptiv
Aptiv makes a clear distinction between “intelligent mobility” and “autonomous drive.” It’s easy to see how the two terms can be used interchangeably, but Aptiv is applying the former to many platforms that ...
embedded world 2026 Podcast with TASKING
Ken Briodagh, Editor in Chief of Embedded Computing Design, sits down with Christoph Herzog, Co-CEO, CTO of TASKING, for a live embedded world episode of Embedded Executive.
embedded world 2026 Podcast with AdaCore
Ken Briodagh, Editor-in-Chief at Embedded Computing Design, interviews Jose Ruiz from AdaCore at Embedded World.
embedded world 2026 Podcast with TeleCANesis
Ken Briodagh, Editor in Chief at Embedded Computing Design, interviews Jonathan Hacker from TeleCAnesis at Embedded World!
Embedded Executive: Know the Rules When It Comes To Low Power | GlobalFoundries
If you’re building an Edge-based device, you need to be concerned about power consumption. If you’re building an Edge-based device that’s running on a battery, power consumption rockets to the top of the priority list. One vendor th...