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Texas Instruments simplifies cloud connectivity to the Internet of Things (IoT) with Amazon Web Services IoT

Bangalore: Texas Instruments today announced its SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi® wireless microcontroller (MCU) easily and securely connects IoT endpoints to the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud for remote management and data analysis. The AWS IoT Software Development Kit is now available for TI’s low-power SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi® CC3200 wireless MCU LaunchPad™ kit, enabling developers to quickly establish a connection to AWS IoT services and immediately begin development on their IoT designs.

TI’s SimpleLink Wi-Fi CC3200 wireless MCU LaunchPad is an evaluation kit for the industry’s first single-chip, low-power Wi-Fi solution with a built-in programmable MCU. The CC3200 LaunchPad includes a temperature sensor and an accelerometer, but through add-on BoosterPack™ plug-in boards, it enables easy integration of additional sensors to help developers prototype their IoT applications. Developers can now leverage the SDK to store and analyze sensor data, trigger actions and interact with their cloud-connected designs and products from mobile and web applications.

“We are pleased our customers can now leverage AWS IoT to build cloud-connected
products for the Internet of Things on a global scale,” said Avner Goren, General
Manager of Strategic Marketing, Embedded Processing at TI. “AWS IoT helps TI expand
on its commitment to easily add embedded Wi-Fi and Internet connectivity to a
wide-range of home, industrial and consumer electronics.”

Semiconductor innovations are at the foundation of the IoT connecting people, things
and cloud. TI innovations are enabling the IoT by expanding from wired connections
to wireless connectivity, driving down power to enable battery-operated connected
products. Additionally, TI is making development easier by providing certified
modules and pre-integrated cloud connectivity software stacks.

TI has the broadest portfolio of building blocks for IoT nodes and gateways spanning
wired and wireless connectivity, microcontrollers, processors, sensing technology,
power management and analog solutions – along with an ecosystem of cloud service
providers to help our customers get connected to the cloud faster. TI is adding AWS
to its IoT Cloud ecosystem – a select group of organizations that support a wide
variety of TI devices to enable a quick and easily connection to the cloud.

Quantum Appoints Bassam Tabbara as Chief Technology Officer

Bangalore: Quantum Corp. today announced the appointment of Bassam Tabbara as chief technology officer, with responsibility for driving the company’s long-term technology strategy as it builds on its leadership in scale-out storage, archive and data protection. Tabbara has more than 20 years of experience in strategic product development — identifying and delivering on new innovation opportunities.

IESA and NASSCOM Partner to speed up ‘Make in India and Digital India’ agenda for ESDM and IT

New Delhi: India Electronics and Semiconductor Association (IESA), the premier trade body representing the Indian Electronic System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) industry and The National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM), today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enable India in becoming a leading player in the next era of ESDM and IT.

LDRA confers the importance of an embedded safety and security ecosystem

Bangalore: The focus of ESSS 2015 is to create an established ecosystem
for safety and security practices that will encourage world-class embedded designs,
originating from India, that fully comply with stringent industrial standards. The
summit is organized by LDRA Technology Pvt. Ltd., the primary leader in standards
compliance, automated software verification, source code analysis and test tools.