The embedded technology conference drew nearly 3,800 attendees, a 15% increase over 2024, with 266 exhibitors representing 30% growth. The event featured over 100 industry experts across technical sessions focusing on software architecture, real-time systems, and edge intelligence.
Framebridge took the slow road during the DTC boom, building factories instead of chasing viral growth. Eleven years later, that operational focus is paying off big time. The company now operates 40 physical stores and employs 500 craftspeople across four factories.
EcoLab is expanding into data center cooling with a new Cooling as a Service offering. The program integrates their 3D TRASAR technology into smart coolant distribution units. This marks a significant move from water treatment into high-performance computing infrastructure.
Netflix is making a major gaming push with new titles you can play directly on your TV. Your smartphone becomes the controller in this simplified gaming approach that requires no additional hardware.
When early Apple employee Chris Espinoza showed Steve Jobs his calculator design, Jobs said it “basically stinks.” The solution? Let Jobs design it himself. The result became the standard Mac calculator for 17 years.
Bitcoin wallet Lava has come under fire for switching from non-custodial to fully custodial without clear user warning. The September update required users to surrender control of their assets to access existing loans. CEO Shehzan Maredia promised clarity but hasn’t delivered.
According to TheRegister.com, 90% of enterprise information remains as unstructured data that traditional automation can’t touch. AI agents represent the next evolution beyond chatbots, handling multi-step workflows with proper governance and human oversight built in from day one.
Microsoft Edge is testing a new allowlist feature for its typo protection system. Users can now add trusted sites that Edge won’t flag for potential typos. This gives people more control without turning off the safety feature entirely.
TikTok’s new bulletin board feature lets creators broadcast to followers’ inboxes with text, photos, and links. Sound familiar? That’s because Instagram launched nearly identical channels last year. The feature requires creators to have at least 50,000 followers and be 18 or older.
Google is expanding its Deep Research feature to NotebookLM, allowing users to generate detailed reports from hundreds of sources. The update also brings support for new file types including images, Google Sheets, and Word documents. These features will roll out to all users over the next week.
