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Last month, Critical Link received the news that we've achieve ISO 9001:2008 certification. We're proud of our team, and of this acknowledgement of our focus on quality.
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In this fourth and final post on Oshana and Kraeling's series on “Optimizing Embedded Software for Power Efficiency” I recap their discussion of peripheral and algorithmic optimization.
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Critical Link doesn't run into BeagleBone in competitive situations. That's the nature of our customers, who are typically bringing a complex, high-value, built-to-last applications to market
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This is the third in a series of blog posts based on some articles by Rob Oshana and Mark Kraeling that ran in Embedded.com in May. In this “episode”, the focus is on “optimizing data flow and memory.”
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I haven't seen the new Amazon Fire Phone yet, but it looks like it has some cool things going for it, especially on the camera end.
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Technology is increasingly coming into play in agriculture. Some farmers are resisting, fearing that it will take away from their "core competency" - the knowledge developed over years of experience. But technology will likely make them better farmers.
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In this second in a series of posts on Oshana and Kraeling's articles on "Optimizing embedded software for power efficiency", the focus is on minimizing hardware power.
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In embedded systems, software plays a role in ensuring power efficiency. This is the first in a series of posts on some recent articles on the topic that appeared on embedded.com.
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Goal Line Technology is coming to the World Cup. This will either help stop controversy over goal calls, or start up an entirely new level of controversy. Should be interesting!
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3D NAND is expected to hit the market in 2016, offering 16 times the capacity. While we wait for 3D, Toshiba and SanDisk have some interim NAND technology coming out.
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