Ezurio Acquires Gateworks Corporation, Expanding its Embedded Compute Portfolio into Mission-Critical Markets
Adds Ruggedized SBC Engineering and Defense, Aerospace and Industrial customers to Ezurio's Growing Portfolio
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What You Need to Know About the FCC’s Recent Proposal on Chinese Test Labs
At the end of April, the FCC proposed expansion on a previous action, prohibiting Chinese laboratories from certifying electronics for the US market. Here’s how it impacts manufacturers in general – and how Ezurio customers are affected.
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AT Command Demo with the Veda IF912/IF913
In this demonstration, FAE Chris Laplante walks through how a host processor can use the Veda IF91x SoC's AT Command interface to configure, manage, and control the device over a Serial UART...
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Nordic nRF54 vs. nRF53 vs. nRF52: Which Bluetooth LE Generation Is Right for Your Next Product?
Embedded engineers selecting a Bluetooth module today face a choice that didn't exist two years ago: Nordic's silicon lineup now spans three distinct hardware generations, each representing a...
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i.MX 93 vs. i.MX 95 SoM Comparison Guide
Selecting a System on Module platform early in a design cycle is one of the highest-leverage decisions an embedded engineer makes — and one of the hardest to reverse. Both the NXP i.MX 93 and i.MX...
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New: Our Veda IF912 and Veda IF913 Connected MCUs
Our Veda IF912 and IF913 modules are Connected MCUs, a new offering for a new class of designs in our extensive Wi-Fi portfolio. Senior Marketing Manager Jordan Manser showcases our new lineup, what...
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Building secure, wireless edge AI systems faster with the Nitrogen95 SMARC
This white paper describes the difficulties in designing the next generation of edge AI compute systems, and demonstrates how Ezurio supports manufacturers in the rapid development of intelligent, secure products for wireless edge AI applications.
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How Does Wi-Fi 7 Compare to Wi-Fi 6 & 6E?
Wi-Fi 7 (IEEE 802.11be), the latest generation of Wi-Fi, builds on the foundation of Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E with major improvements in speed, latency, capacity, and efficiency. All three are part of...
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SOM vs. SBC: Which Architecture Wins for Your Application?
This decision of SOMs or an SBC shapes your entire product
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Ultra-Low Latency Coming to Bluetooth®: We Did the Tests and Crunched the Numbers
Ezurio is always looking toward the future of wireless – as a member of the Bluetooth SIG and as an advocate for our customers. Here’s what we learned about Shorter Connection Interval (SCI) in Bluetooth 6.2.
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Choosing the Right Processor for Your Next Product: i.MX 95 vs. MediaTek Genio
The right processor decision made early is one of the most valuable investments you can make in a product development program. We're ready to help you make it.
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More Than Sizes & Pinouts: Why M.2 Standards Matters
The M.2 standard provides a consistent, predictable packaging for embedded hardware. Standardization has a long record of providing significant advantage in markets and technology where it has been applied, and created an inescapable advantage when looking at the long tail of product lifecycle design.