Embedded Computing Design Best-in-Show Awards
The Embedded Computing Design team recently announced its Best-in-Show products at embedded world North America 2024.
The winners, chosen across various categories in terms of design, performance, and other factors are “positioned to shape the future of embedded technologies” including AI and machine learning, IoT, industrial automation, and more.
Winners include:
- Memory & Storage – Exascend EM500 Series, a JEDEC e.MMC 5.1-compliant storage solution leveraging 3D TLC NAND flash for next-gen connected vehicles.
- Test & Measurement – Parasoft C/C++test CT, a software test automation tool designed for safety- and security-critical C and C++ applications.
- Security – Perforce Helix QAC and Klocwork, static analysis tools that help developers detect defects, vulnerabilities, and compliance issues early in the development lifecycle, securing embedded applications.
See the announcement for a complete list of products.
10/21/2024
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