Embedded Systems
Qualcomm acquires Arduino and unveils Uno Q board
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Qualcomm has acquired Arduino, positioning the open-source hardware pioneer as a subsidiary while promising continued independence. The deal coincides with the launch of the Arduino Uno Q, a Linux-capable single-board computer in the classic Uno form factor. Featuring a hybrid processor setup, the board targets makers with enhanced AI and real-time capabilities.
MYIR has launched the MYC-CZU3EG-V3, an enhanced system-on-module featuring the AMD Zynq UltraScale+ ZU3EG MPSoC. This compact design integrates Arm processors, real-time cores, and FPGA fabric for applications in industrial automation and edge computing. The module targets sectors like machine vision, aerospace, and telecommunications.
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Kontron and congatec have expanded their collaboration to integrate Kontron's security-hardened Linux operating system with congatec's application-ready ecosystem. This move targets industrial and IoT applications amid rising cybersecurity regulations. The partnership aims to simplify development and ensure compliance with standards like IEC 62443 and the EU Cyber Resilience Act.