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Let us help you plan for FMS: Future of Memory & Storage 2024. Embedded Computing Design is a media partner – view our content page. Here are five recommendations to help increase your exposure and support your marketing initiatives around the show. 1)  Submit press releases and product news free of charge.Submit news or product press release here. Your press releases and product news will be picked up by the Embedded Computing Design news feed for greater exposure. 2)  Participate in the Road to the Future of Memory & Storage Blog. Contribute to the Future of Memory & Storage Blog series. Submit your content – logo, booth number, one image, and 200-400 words – describing what you are highlighting on the show floor, and link to a datasheet or video.

In the fast-evolving landscape of technology, few fields are as crucial and rapidly advancing as embedded systems. embedded world North America serves as a pivotal hub where professionals, enthusiasts, and innovators converge to exchange ideas, showcase cutting-edge developments, and explore the future of embedded technologies. At its core, the event not only fosters networking opportunities but also underscores the significance of creating and disseminating technical content within this dynamic sector. Understanding Embedded Systems Embedded systems are omnipresent in our daily lives, often operating silently behind the scenes in devices ranging from smartphones to medical equipment, automotive systems to industrial machinery. These systems are specialized computers designed to perform specific tasks, often with real-time computing constraints and in constrained environments. The Role of Technical Content Technical content forms the backbone of

Embedded Computing Design is the organizing media partner at embedded world North America.  The Call for Papers Deadline is July 31st.  Download the Marketer’s Guide to embedded world North America. Let us help you plan for embedded world. Here are six recommendations to help increase your exposure and support your marketing initiatives before, during and after the show. Interested in receiving the Marketer’s Guide to embedded world?  Contact Patrick Hopper.

In the fast-paced realm of technology, few events capture the world’s attention quite like Computex. As the global stage for innovation, Computex 2024 witnessed an array of groundbreaking announcements, particularly in the realm of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Keynote addresses from industry giants NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, and NXP provided a glimpse into the future, showcasing their latest advancements and strategies in the AI landscape. NVIDIA, renowned for its prowess in AI and graphics processing, kicked off the event with a captivating keynote. CEO Jensen Huang took the stage to unveil the company’s latest AI architecture, promising unprecedented performance and efficiency. The highlight of NVIDIA’s presentation was the introduction of the next-generation GPU, boasting revolutionary AI capabilities tailored for a myriad of applications. From data centers to autonomous vehicles, NVIDIA’s commitment to

In today’s fast-paced digital world, staying updated with the latest trends, innovations, and insights in the tech industry is crucial for professionals and enthusiasts alike. OpenSystems Media stands at the forefront, offering a plethora of content avenues designed to inform, engage, and inspire our engineering audience. From press releases to technical blogs, interviews with editors to podcasts, OpenSystems Media delivers a rich blend of content, catering to diverse interests and preferences within the embedded community. 2. Technical Blogs: Navigating Complexity. In an era defined by rapid technological evolution, navigating the complexities of emerging technologies requires insightful analysis and expert guidance. OpenSystems Media’s technical blogs serve as invaluable resources for tech professionals seeking in-depth perspectives, best practices, and troubleshooting insights. From tutorials and case studies to thought leadership articles, these blogs

Every two years, the world of electronics flocks to electronica in Munich. As a world-leading trade fair, it presents the entire range of technologies, products and solutions for electronics, and provides deep insights into the latest research and application trends at practice-oriented forums and first-class conferences. 2,140 international exhibitors and around 70,000 visitors from 100 countries, as well as a globe-spanning electronics network make electronica the most important meeting point and source of inspiration for the electronics industry. Embedded Computing Design (media sponosor) hosts the IIoT Forum: AI/Machine Learning, 5G & Edge Computing.  The IIoT Forum will address innovations and advances in the Industrial Internet of Things as they relate to AI, machine learning, Industry 4.0, and automotive. It will take place over two days on the two topics listed below. Here are

6 Things Every Exhibitor Should Do at Computex 2024 Let us help you plan for Computex 2024. Here are six recommendations to help increase your exposure and support your marketing initiatives around the show. Don’t forget to also book your press meetings.  Contact Patrick Hopper to secure your in-booth press meeting. For more details contact Patty Wu, Taiwan Account ManagerEmbedded Computing [email protected]

The embedded industry just completed its largest event — embedded world — held in Nuremberg, Germany.  With over 1100 exhibitors and most likely more than 32,000 attendees, it stands apart as the single largest show globally covering AI, IoT, Industry 4.0, Automotive, Rail/Automotive and Medical applications. Over the three-day event, Embedded Computing Design (ECD) received more than 150 new product submissions, Zoom call requests, booth meetings, and requests for executive briefings. So, the question is, now what?  Here are a few tips to grab the engineer’s attention while they are engaged and looking for the latest products: Remember, it is key to keep the momentum going on any new product launches or campaigns. Good luck and let me know how I can assist you. Patrick HopperPublisherEmbedded Computing [email protected]

Phoenix, AZ, April 8th, 2024. Embedded Computing Design (ECD), a division of OpenSystems Media, and the leading source of how-to design and development information for the embedded industry, today announced the winners of its Annual embedded world Best in Show Awards. All entries are judged using a 15-point rubric, that assesses design excellence, relative performance, and market impact/disruption. Judging is managed by the ECD Content Team. “The team was blown away not only by the sheer number of entries, but more so by the quality of the nominees,” said Richard Nass, EVP of ECD. “Many difficult decisions had to be made, resulting for the first time in a series of Honorable Mentions.” Below is the list of categories and winners: AI & Machine Learning Analog, Power & Related Products Computer