Silicon Labs has announced wireless microcontrollers built around Arm’s security-enabled Cortex M33 processor. “Designed for the smallest IoT devices, the xG27 family ranges in size from 2mm-squared to 5 mm-squared. These offer designers energy efficiency, performance, trusted security and  wireless connectivity,” according to the company. Such as “connected medical devices, wearables, asset monitoring tags and …

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Onsemi announced an automotive-grade Bluetooth Low Energy wireless microcontroller, intended to reduce the weight of sensor cabling in vehicles. “Excelling at applications such as vehicle access and tire monitoring systems, the miniature size of NCV-RSL15 makes it perfectly suited for portable remote access devices and in-tire and in-vehicle locations,” said Onsemi industrial solutions v-p Michel …

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At Embedded World today, Microchip announced six secure authentication devices that meet Common Criteria Joint Interpretation Library (JIL) secure key storage, and support algorithms that comply with the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS). They are intended to be companion devices, compatible with any microprocessor or microcontroller. “This portfolio lowers the barrier to entry and enables …

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AMD announced its 4th generation EPYC embedded processors at Embedded World today, using its ‘Zen 4’ architecture and aimed at embedded networking, security, firewalls and storage in cloud and enterprise computing, as well in factory floor industrial edge servers. There are 10 processors in the Embedded 9004 Series, made using a 5nm chip process, with …

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Green Hills Software announced support for NXP’s S32G3 vehicle network processor at Embedded World in Nuremberg today. “This combines connected-car middle-ware with essential foundational software that includes safety and security-certified MPU and MCU real-time operating systems, secure virtualisation and an integrated development environment,” said Green Hills. “The combination of the S32G3 processors with real-time operating …

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Embedded computing specialist TQ has introduced computer-on-modules and other embedded boards with processors from Intel, NXP and Texas Instruments today at Embedded World. There are two NXP i.MX93 based modules, a single board compute and an evaluation board. The TQMa93xxLA LGA module and TQMa93xxCA plug-in module are intended to be an upgrade for i.MX-6UL designs – …

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Congatec is adding Texas Instruments processors to its portfolio of Arm-based single board computers. Conga-STDA4 is the first, a SMARC computer-on-module with TI’s industrial-grade TDA4VM processor, which has dual Cortex-A72 cores and is aimed at industrial mobile machinery requiring near-field analytics – automated guided vehicles, autonomous mobile robots, construction machinery and agricultural machinery, for example. …

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You can now run OpenSearch and OpenSearch Dashboards version 2.5 in Amazon OpenSearch Service. With OpenSearch 2.5, OpenSearch Service adds several new features and enhancements such as support for Security Analytics, support for Point in Time Search, improvements to observability and geospatial functionality.

Amazon QuickSight now offers the hide collapsed column control to help users better manage collapsed columns in their pivot tables. Authors can use this control to automatically hide collapsed row header fields, eliminating the need for unnecessary scrolling and making pivot tables look more compact and organized. To learn more, click here .

You can now use Amazon Route 53 Resolver endpoints for hybrid cloud configurations in the Europe (Zurich) Region.