ASUS IoT Announced the Tinker V SBC with a 64-bit RISC-V Processor

The Tinker V Single Board Computer (SBC) from ASUS is a new computer system that supports Linux Debian and Yocto operating systems.

The RISC-V processor uses the open source instruction set architecture (ISA) based on the Reduced Instruction Set (RISC) principles. This is the first open source offering from the company, for a RISC-V SBC aimed at industrial IoT developers.

Octavo Launches the OSD62x SiP Family For Speed and Performance

Octavo Systems has released its latest system in a package (SiPs) family based on the Texas Instruments (TI) AM623 and the AM625 processors, focusing on edge and small form factor embedded processing.

Applications that the company sees being suitable for the SiPs are building automation, IoT Gateways, AI at the edge, and industrial control.

Arduino’s New Portenta C33 IoT SoM Scalable Platform Aimed at Industry

This latest release from Arduino offers an Internet of Things (IoT) system on a module (SoM) that is packing power, connectivity, and security at affordable prices.

The C33 IoT SoM is part of the Portenta family of SoMs, that provide complete and scalable platforms for IoT edge devices. The latest SoM from Arduino is targeting industrial development.

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Embedded World and the IoT Band Wagon

This week Circuit Cellar experts there was something different at Embedded World There was a major push for the upstarts in embedded systems and

electronics. The smaller companies had been advertised just as much as the giants in embedded electronics. Some of the many smaller companies are outfitting their products with processors from the giants like TI, and Renesas, and some of the giants are outfitting their products with smaller companies' components. It's an exciting time, not the least of which is the Internet of Things sector.

It's crowded out there and not for the faint of heart to push a new IoT system. Whether it is an SBC, SiP, or CoM everyone is offering IoT at the edge, and more support.

There is a rush to offer many years of support, onsite and dedicated. The IDE's swirl and what were the

most sought-after products yesterday are now having to offer three to five years of dedicated support for their IoT-embedded products.

Keep an eye on this space as reports develop.

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Renesas board supports Microsoft Azure Cloud Connectivity

Earlier this month, Renesas announced that their new CK-RA6M5 and CK-RX65N embedded kits are now supported by the Azure Cloud platform. These devices are loaded with various onboard sensors and they are also compatible with the Edge Impulse machine learning firmware.

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