• Tech Update: IPC evolution leads to embedded systems for industry
• Tech Update: MRAM extends HMI functionality
• MCU Memory: A Flashy Trend?
• RTOS: Express Logic joins Eclipse Foundation
• Operating Systems: Microsoft launches new standard for Windows in embedded systems
• Software tools: LDRA tool suite supports MISRA C++:2008 standard
• Industrial Computers: IPCs have multiple connection options

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Tech Update: IPC evolution leads to embedded systems for industry

The realization that computers built for consumers were not appropriate for use in factory-type environments led to the development of the Industrial PC (IPC) in the mid-1990’s. Since equipment failures can cost companies thousands of dollars even for stoppages lasting just a few minutes, industry has adopted a zero tolerance mindset.
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Tech Update: MRAM extends HMI functionality

HMI capabilities exceed traditional visualization, so Siemens incorporated MRAM into its newest HMIs to maintain software-programmable logic controller process data without the need for battery-backup.
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MCU Memory: A Flashy Trend?

Even the microcontroller market is expanding the use of Flash memory according to a recent study of trends in the use of Flash semiconductor ICs.
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RTOS: Express Logic joins Eclipse Foundation

Company becomes add-in provider and introduces BenchX IDE based on Eclipse.
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