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Ken Briodagh
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Senior Technology Editor, Embedded Computing Design
Connecticut
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By Ken Briodagh Verified| Embedded Computing Design Verified News When an AI assistant or voice chatbot fails to understand your command, request, or prompt, the frustration is real. If that’s just a home hub controlling your lights, it’s no big deal, but in automotive, industrial, or other mission critical industries, that kind of frustration can mean big losses in time, money, or lives.
By Ken Briodagh Verified| Embedded Computing Design Verified News The u-blox X20 GNSS platform is here, and the company has announced its first product in the line: the ZED-X20P. The ZED is an all-band GNSS receiver that supports all available satellite constellations and frequencies, and multiple frequency bands like L1, L2, L5, L6, and L-band. All-band GNSS can receive signals from all these sources simultaneously, which allows these devices to have improved positioning accuracy and reliability, even in challenging environments.
By Ken Briodagh Verified| Embedded Computing Design Verified Story Embedded systems are becoming ever thirstier for performance, and this is true in every segment of the industry from the far edge to the enterprise and the data center, and all the way up to the cloud. To accomplish these goals, next generation enablement technologies will be needed, and Samtec is in development for a new line of mid-board optical transceivers, called the Halo-C, part of the planned Halo line.
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Embedded Computing Design
Connecticut, United States