IoT Blog Written By Experts For Experts

The application of a small label to consumer products can lead to big changes in consumer behavior.

Containers provide a widely used framework for the rapid development of embedded applications.

Every engineering team lead at an embedded device OEM will have experienced their version of that scene in the movie Toy Story, when Rex the anxiety prone dinosaur is urged to calm down in the face of imminent mortal danger with the advice that “this is no time to panic”

Part one walks you through our path towards container applications on IoT & Edge devices.

Linux® platform maintenance is important work. But it's also complex and expensive work . It’s time consuming, and requires advanced technical knowledge and skills .

The cost of developing and maintaining an operating system for a device is challenging.

IoT is broken as an industry and will not fulfill its potential until there are structural changes to the ecosystem.

Bringing connected products to market is really hard. Many years back, the Cloud world figured out that if you want to run something in the Cloud, there is a series of things you must always do .

Key rotation limits information being exposed or unknowingly compromised, and it also ensures that systems are more resilient in inevitable breaches.

The moral of the story you’re about to read is that there are two ways to implement Secure Boot in an embedded device running a Linux® operating system: the really hard way, or a much easier way.