Key companies in the global standard logic devices market include Analog Devices, Arrow Electronics, Diodes Incorporated, and Texas Instruments. These are some of the companies that have been able to establish a firm presence across the globe on the back of steady product development as well as merger and acquisition activity. Other key players in this industry…
Semiconductor manufacturers leveraged Electronica 2016 as a launch pad for their new Internet of Things (IoT) platforms, components and solutions. It makes sense considering the trillion dollar forecast for IoT spending over the next five years. Global spending on IoT will reach nearly $1.3 trillion in 2019, up from $698.6 million in 2015, according to…
Norwood, Mass. – Analog Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADI) today announced the acquisition of Innovasic Inc., a leading provider of Deterministic Ethernet semiconductor and software solutions. The acquisition adds a suite of multiprotocol Industrial Ethernet solutions and key enabling technologies to ADI’s Smart Automation Solutions portfolio for industrial automation and Industrial Internet of Things (IoT). With the industrial automation…
Hoffman Estates, Ill. – Omron Electronic Components is pleased to announce the opening of its Creative Lab in San Jose, California. The new technology lab is in Tisch Tower, located next to Santana Row in the Silicon Valley region. The Creative Lab is an open-air environment, with unique collaborative spaces and labs. It houses teams from…
Icon Labs, (www.iconlabs.com), a leading provider of embedded networking and security technology, today announced the release of its Floodgate Modbus Protocol Filtering product. This extension to Icon Labs’ Floodgate Security Framework adds critical protection capabilities for Industrial IoT and RTOS-based devices. Icon Labs will be demonstrating this solution on the Renesas R-IN32 Industrial Automation development platform in the…
The industry’s next white knight has taken many forms, though none has proven as resilient as PC-refresh cycles. Great expectations now rest with the Internet of Things (IoT), which the electronics industry hopes will build into a crescendo of “Things” that will provide demand for components, networking infrastructure, and so forth. This scenario, of course,…