Wearable devices could save PC makers
Daft analysts claim
A small number of analysts are telling anyone who will listen that notebook makers could save themselves by getting into wearable devices.
Samsung to mass-produce IoT platform
Release early next year
Samsung Electronics is to mass-produce open-type IoT platform starting from early 2016.
Silicon Labs supports ARM mBed
Can handle all of the Gecko family
Silicon Labs has announced broad support for ARM mbed OS within the energy-friendly EFM32 Gecko MCU based around ARM Cortex-M processors.
IoT devices expected to make $330 billion by 2025
Bringing the future to your home
Beancounters working for analysts Navigant Research have added up some numbers and divided by their shoe size and decided that global revenues from residential IoT devices expected to total more than $330 billion by 2025.
Imagination launches new IP connectons
Ensigma provides complete IoT suite
Chipmaker Imagination has launched a new suite of Ensigma IP solutions which cover Wi-Fi/Bluetooth software, MAC baseband, AFE and RF for the Internet of Things.
MediaTek looks to the IoT
Expands eco-system
MediaTek is quietly building an ecosystem to drive IoT strategy to push its System on Chip shipments across multiple devices.
Intel lays off staff at Wind River
Embedded chips software downsized
Chipzilla has been handing out p45s and pink slips to some of its more experienced software staff at Wind River.
French invest in IoT grid
Le coq gaulois spends $25 million
A French a supplier of software used to manage Internet of Things sensor networks has collected $25 million in new funding from top European telecom operators and Foxconn.
Broadcom bought in biggest chip deal ever
Industry consolidation
Avago bought Broadcom for $37 billion in the largest merger of chipmakers ever and created a company which could give Intel and Qualcomm a run for their money.
Huawei sees future for LiteOS
The OS which would be king
Chinese firm Huawei predicted that within 10 years there will be 100 billion connected devices and its ultra-lightweight operating system to be at the heart of the infrastructure.