Featured Tech Videos

• Virtium Solid State Storage and Memory at a Glance

  Learn more about Virtium Solid State Storage and Memory in this two-and-a-half-minute video. Virtium’s made-in-the-USA, iTemp (-40°C to 85°C) industrial-embedded solutions withstand

• FPGAs for ASIC Prototyping Bridge Global Development

  ASIC Prototyping with FPGAs faces global development challenges in the hardware-software IoT and automotive markets.

• Meet Virtium Memory and Storage Solutions

  Enjoy this brief video showing many members of the Virtium Memory and Storage Solutions family. After viewing this video, you will know who Virtium is, what we do and what we believe.

• ARM TechCon Videos: Interview with Ian Drew. (Part 1: Servers)

  Embedded editor Chris Ciufo chats with Ian Drew, CMO, ARM. ARM's move into 64-bit servers with HP's recent “Moonshot” announcement; how the IoT grows from the enterprise and handsets; and ARM partners' complete infrastructure for servers.

• ARM TechCon Videos: Interview with Ian Drew. (Part 2: 'mbedding' the IoT)

  Embedded editor Chris A. Ciufo chats with Ian Drew, CMO, ARM. In part 2, the guys discuss: ARM's mbed/mbed OS and Cortex-M7; the easy path to the IoT is made easy by ARM's new mbed

• Hot News: How the NSA might be hacking iPhones; aka "The Militarization of the Internet"

  As recently reported by Engadget, recently leaked documents dating to 2008 show the NSA has created methods to hack iPhones. Apple has recently vehmently denied knowledge of this and plans on doing some digging of its own.

• Comprehensive Experimental Analyses of Automotive Attack Surfaces

  Cars can be hacked; connected cars with Bluetooth or cellular, even more so. "Comprehensive Experimental Analyses of Automotive Attack Surfaces". Stephen Checkoway of the University of California, San Diego presents a seminal refereed paper at the 20th USENIX Security Symposium in August 2011.  This video will shock and frighten you at the same time, but if you're an embedded developer--it should wake you up to start taking security seriously. (Note the digital speedometer info display hack 5 seconds into the briefing!)