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The new architecture has the secure element as the Master, while the CPU serves as the Subordinate.

The new architecture has the secure element as the Master, while the CPU serves as the Subordinate.

Industry players are looking for discrete ways to protect intellectual property, and an attractive option is in sight:…

Industry players are looking for discrete ways to protect intellectual property, and an attractive option is in sight: machine learning watermarking.

On Dec. 31, 2022, Verizon was the last major U.S. carrier to disconnect customers still using 3G. Here's a look back on…

On Dec. 31, 2022, Verizon was the last major U.S. carrier to disconnect customers still using 3G. Here's a look back on the network that offset the mobile revolution.

Electronic license plates won't just give drivers more personalization. They can keep registration up to date via an app…

Electronic license plates won't just give drivers more personalization. They can keep registration up to date via an app and even prevent vehicle theft.

The US Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has chosen its first round of…

The US Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has chosen its first round of contest winners to help create quantum-resistance encryption algorithms.

By moving location calculation to the cloud, Semtech’s new service allows for lower-power LoRa devices to be embedded…

By moving location calculation to the cloud, Semtech’s new service allows for lower-power LoRa devices to be embedded in tracked Internet of Things (IoT) assets.

Aimed at industrial IoT and vision systems, AMD’s new generation of its Ryzen Embedded R-Series SoCs, doubles core…

Aimed at industrial IoT and vision systems, AMD’s new generation of its Ryzen Embedded R-Series SoCs, doubles core count, links to four 4K displays, and includes Windows 11 support.

Next-gen automotive system design keeps getting more challenging. To help engineers keep pace, three chip vendors are…

Next-gen automotive system design keeps getting more challenging. To help engineers keep pace, three chip vendors are serving up solutions aimed at enhanced security, ADAS, and simplified door control.

Six months after its Arm Total Solutions for IoT rollout, today Arm is growing the initiative with a new Cortex-M…

Six months after its Arm Total Solutions for IoT rollout, today Arm is growing the initiative with a new Cortex-M processor, expanded ecosystem tools, and new virtual hardware—all aimed at IoT.

Sandbox AQ, a new spinoff from Alphabet (Google), is looking to use AI and quantum technologies to solve today's problems…

Sandbox AQ, a new spinoff from Alphabet (Google), is looking to use AI and quantum technologies to solve today's problems in cybersecurity, sensing, and communications.

Researchers and companies alike are investing time into quantum networks/internet. However, what is this technology, how…

Researchers and companies alike are investing time into quantum networks/internet. However, what is this technology, how is it secured with quantum key distribution, and what are TB Group and Toshiba creating?

As the need for hardware security increases, companies are searching for ways to use PUF. CrossBar claims its newest…

As the need for hardware security increases, companies are searching for ways to use PUF. CrossBar claims its newest resistive-RAM technology could be suited for a new class of PUF applications.

Attack vectors are migrating to easier targets, and right now, IoT firmware is fair prey. In 2020, researchers,…

Attack vectors are migrating to easier targets, and right now, IoT firmware is fair prey. In 2020, researchers, corporations, and governments are rising to the occasion.

The hardware inside microcontrollers is increasingly powerful and versatile. This is good, right?

The hardware inside microcontrollers is increasingly powerful and versatile. This is good, right?

Google recently released a preview for Android Things, but will developers actually get their hands on it this time around?

Google recently released a preview for Android Things, but will developers actually get their hands on it this time around?