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3 Pocket-Sized Photonics Innovations Power MedTech to Atomic Clocks

3 Pocket-Sized Photonics Innovations Power MedTech to Atomic Clocks

Research teams at EPFL, Harvard, and UC San Diego each reported photonic devices that shrink or repurpose light-based hardware.


News Jun 22, 2026 by Luke James
Breaking AI Bottlenecks: 3 Startups Look Beyond the Chip

Breaking AI Bottlenecks: 3 Startups Look Beyond the Chip

Lotus Microsystems, Oriole Networks, and Atomera have each rolled out technologies tackling the physical limits slowing AI infrastructure.


News Jun 18, 2026 by Luke James
EW ‘26 Exclusive—Nuvoton Talks MCUs: Low-Power, Edge AI, Automotive, and More

EW ‘26 Exclusive—Nuvoton Talks MCUs: Low-Power, Edge AI, Automotive, and More

We spoke to Nuvoton’s Walter Tseng in this exclusive Embedded World 2026 interview. Our focus was all things microcontrollers, ranging from low power to Edge AI to automotive MCUs.


News Apr 13, 2026 by Jeff Child
MIT Pioneers Two-Chip Authentication to Secure Cryptographic Schemes

MIT Pioneers Two-Chip Authentication to Secure Cryptographic Schemes

MIT's CMOS technique creates paired chips with identical “fingerprints” that secure hardware authentication without storing cryptographic keys on external servers.


News Mar 19, 2026 by Joshua Tidwell
Broadcom Claims ‘World’s First’ Quantum-Safe Gen 8 128G SAN Switch

Broadcom Claims ‘World’s First’ Quantum-Safe Gen 8 128G SAN Switch

Announced today, Broadcom’s Gen 8 128G Fibre Channel switch portfolio is claimed as the first quantum-safe, SAN architecture with 128G speed, AI-powered SAN management, and quantum-safe cryptography.


News Nov 19, 2025 by Jake Hertz
Infineon Upgrades Its Control MCUs for Post-Quantum Cryptography Transition

Infineon Upgrades Its Control MCUs for Post-Quantum Cryptography Transition

Announced today, the new MCUs future-proof industrial and data center systems in anticipation for the post-quantum world.


News Aug 27, 2025 by Jake Hertz
Indie Semiconductor Unwraps Laser Boasting Ultra-Low Noise Performance

Indie Semiconductor Unwraps Laser Boasting Ultra-Low Noise Performance

Indie is aiming the stable, narrow-linewidth laser at scalable quantum computing and secure communications applications.


News Jul 29, 2025 by Duane Benson
NXP Leverages AI Acceleration in Dev Kit for Automotive Security

NXP Leverages AI Acceleration in Dev Kit for Automotive Security

With a 4x increase in CPU performance, the upgraded dev kit better facilitates secure automotive communication between the vehicle’s gateway and its wireless technologies.


News May 29, 2025 by Jake Hertz
What Does Security Look Like in a Post-Quantum World? ST Looks Ahead

What Does Security Look Like in a Post-Quantum World? ST Looks Ahead

ST is gearing up post-quantum cryptography solutions to protect embedded systems from future quantum attacks.


News Mar 31, 2025 by Duane Benson
Crypto Quantique Simplifies CRA Compliance for Embedded Security

Crypto Quantique Simplifies CRA Compliance for Embedded Security

Crypto Quantique is helping embedded designers comply with the European Cyber Resilience Act by automating essential security functions and integrating post-quantum cryptography.


News Mar 26, 2025 by Luke James
TrustinSoft’s New Tools Analyze a Hybrid C/C++ and Rust Code Base

TrustinSoft’s New Tools Analyze a Hybrid C/C++ and Rust Code Base

Using a mathematically sound method, TrustinSoft's new service shows designers how many (or how few) errors are in their hybrid Rust/C/C++ code bases.


News Mar 25, 2025 by Aaron Carman
NXP Launches Tiny Secure Authenticator IC Based on RISC-V

NXP Launches Tiny Secure Authenticator IC Based on RISC-V

With a RISC-V core and cryptographic support, the EdgeLock A30 provides security in a small package.


News Jan 29, 2025 by Aaron Carman
A Deep Dive on Winbond’s Memory Technology for Edge AI

A Deep Dive on Winbond’s Memory Technology for Edge AI

In this deep dive, we take a look at how Winbond’s CUBE technology solves memory challenges for edge AI designs.


News Nov 13, 2024 by Jeff Child
UCLA Announces New One-Way Optical Material for Imaging Systems

UCLA Announces New One-Way Optical Material for Imaging Systems

The team turned to deep learning to help them develop a new form of unidirectional imaging system that operates with partially coherent light.


News Nov 08, 2024 by Duane Benson
TrustInSoft Updates Analyzer Tool, Streamlining Software Verification

TrustInSoft Updates Analyzer Tool, Streamlining Software Verification

The new software updates make software verification more accurate and intuitive.


News Oct 15, 2024 by Jake Hertz
UCLA Team Creates Optical Computing Method for Processing and Encryption

UCLA Team Creates Optical Computing Method for Processing and Encryption

Using multiple layers of diffracting materials, the researchers can physically maneuver light to perform permutations and enhance security.


News Jul 17, 2024 by Aaron Carman
A New Specification Pulls Global IoT Security Under One Standard

A New Specification Pulls Global IoT Security Under One Standard

The Connectivity Standards Alliance has released its IoT Device Security Specification V1.0 to unify many different standards for global use.


News Apr 05, 2024 by Aaron Carman
OpenTitan Partners Release First Open-Source Chip to Commercial Market

OpenTitan Partners Release First Open-Source Chip to Commercial Market

The latest hardware RoT chip is community-accessible, ensuring security (perhaps paradoxically) through transparency.


News Feb 16, 2024 by Aaron Carman
NXP Rolls Next-Gen UWB ICs to Enable Smarter Car Access and More

NXP Rolls Next-Gen UWB ICs to Enable Smarter Car Access and More

Packing a radar and UWB transceiver in one chip, NXP’s latest development, announced today, simplifies vehicle access.


News Nov 28, 2023 by Aaron Carman
Microchip Responds to New Automotive Safety Standards With Security IC

Microchip Responds to New Automotive Safety Standards With Security IC

The new security IC better supports large key sizes while maintaining backward compatibility for smaller keys.


News Nov 17, 2023 by Jake Hertz