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M2M, the Buzzword

The one I am referring to is an abbreviation of Machine to Machine . It's simply a communication mechanism between machines or devices. The communication is done with minimal or no...

15 years 6 months ago

Making Multicore CPUs Work in Embedded Communications Designs

A good article by Jarrod Siket highlighting the need for a good heterogenous multicore design to be able to meet the need of embedded communications systems. I couldn't agree more...

15 years 7 months ago

Primary Multicore Software Configurations

Many people ask the question as to what the best approach would be for them to go to multicore and/or virtualization. This is a great question to start a discussion as there is not...

15 years 7 months ago

G.hn, does it get the crown for in-home networking?

The new buzzword in wired networking is G.hn , pronounced as "G dot hn". I know, it does add another word to the alphabet soup of technologies, but I do think that it solves a...

15 years 7 months ago

Wi-Fi Direct Permeating Personal Area Networking

Did you hear it? Wi-Fi Alliance launches a specification called Wi-Fi Direct that allows WLAN (Wireless LAN) devices to connect directly without an Access Point in between. Well...

15 years 7 months ago

Talk Between Devices

Ever wondered what it would be like without access to ever increasing means of connection? Thanks to social networking sites that I am now in touch with my friends who used to...

15 years 8 months ago

A Very Unscientific Survey on the Future of WiMAX and LTE

I recently spent an afternoon at the 2009 4G World Conference held in Chicago. This was a rather small conference on a very big topic. There were a variety of vendors on hand...

15 years 8 months ago

Tolerating Delays

This may sound a bit funny, but in the space industry, we're constantly playing catch-up. We're either looking at or for things that happened millions or hundreds of millions of...

OpenSAF Developer Days 2009

I just returned from the second annual OpenSAF Developers Days. This was a two-day event that included discussions on the latest developments in the project, some of the new...

Carrier Grade Starts with Finding and Fixing Software Defects Before Deployment

Did you know 25% to 50% of deployed device failures are due to software defects? This statistic should be nowhere near this high, considering there are a few very good solutions...