Your car needs updates just like your smartphone does. Cars today are more tech-heavy than ever, often relying on software rather than hardware to operate important features. But as with any complex ...

Pretty much everyone understands that modern electronics receive regular updates, introducing new features or critical security patches for potential vulnerabilities. Everything from your smartphone ...

Teams developing firmware and embedded software often develop their software on-target. While there isn’t necessarily anything wrong with using a development board to understand the processor, ...

Embedder, the AI coding agent for firmware and embedded systems, and Verkor, the company behind the autonomous chip design system Conductor, today announced a partnership linking AI-driven silicon ...

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Moore's law is well known in the electronics industry. It states that the number of transistors roughly doubles every two years. Since 1965 Moore's law has proven to be true, with digital electronics ...

As embedded software takes a leading role in product behavior, disconnected product definition and limited change visibility between firmware and hardware are driving more redesign cycles than many ...

Like our other devices, routers have software that occasionally needs updates as well to offer improved security and compatibility, and even provide new features for users. To do this, the router ...

Firmware flaws can be notoriously challenging to patch, assuming a patch is even available. Here are a dozen vulnerabilities that put a wide range of systems, from PCs to medical devices, under threat ...