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Data centre compliance will become even more challenging with the rise of generative AI. The key will be how fast you can move data.

To help secure ADAS and ADS systems, MIPI has developed specifications for automotive sensors.

Hardware vendors are beginning to deliver reboot-free updates to firmware patches on data center CPUs for disruption-free security.

The PCI Industrial Computer Manufacturer’s Group (PICMG) is developing a series of specifications to enable plug-and-play interoperability of smart sensors and effectors. The effort includes the large installed base of legacy non-IoT (not IP-enabled) devices and newer IoT-enabled smart sensors. The PICMG program includes development of a family of three IoT specifications. PICMG IoT.1 is

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PICMG announces the ratification of IoT.1 specification. It defines a communication standard between sensors or effecters and local IoT controllers such as micro Sensor Adapter Modules (microSAM). It complements IoT.0 specification.

Wakefield, MA., October 2021 – PICMG, a leading consortium for the development of open embedded computing specifications, announces the ratification of IoT.1 specification defining a communication standard between sensors / effecters and local IoT controllers such as micro Sensor Adapter Modules (microSAM) already specified by PICMGs IoT.0 specification. The IoT.1 specification defines a firmware interface and low-level data…

Many computing use-cases require out-of-band management. For example, rack-mounted servers have dedicated LAN ports that connect to a baseboard management controller (BMC) chip for this purpose. PCs used in SMBs / SMEs and business applications do not accommodate a dedicated LAN port for this functionality. Instead, one of the in-band NICs (i.e, one used to provide the primary networking functionality of the system) helps in this aspect. The DMTF (formerly, Distributed Management Task Force) is...

PICMG Ratifies MicroSAM™ – The New Microcontroller-Agnostic Module Form Factor for the Enablement of Smart Sensors Wakefield, MA., – PICMG, a leading consortium for the development of open embedded computing specifications, announces the ratification of the MicroSAM™ specification. MicroSAM is a new microcontroller-agnostic, ultra-small form-factor module for the enablement of smart sensors. MicroSAM is the first PICMG specification in a series of IIoT-related open standards to reach ...