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NXP Promises to Secure the Industrial Edge with New MCX A5 Microcontrollers

NXP Semiconductors has unveiled a new family of microcontrollers, the MCX A5 — designed to offer everything you need for secure connectivity to industrial edge devices, complete with a hardware root-of-trust and 10BASE-T1S support.

"Industrial edge AI [Artificial Intelligence] cannot realize its full potential without access to real-time data, requiring developers to have expertise in networking, security, software and long product lifecycles," claims NXP's Charles Dachs in support of the new parts. "That's why we're investing across our portfolio in solutions like the MCX A5 family, helping customers securely connect more devices, simplify software development and unlock the trusted data needed for intelligent edge applications."

NXP has started sampling the MCX A5 microcontroller family, targeting secure industrial edge devices. (📷: NXP Semiconductors)

The MCX A5 familyis built around a 32-bit Arm Cortex-M33 microcontroller core running at up to 240MHz, with up to 640kB of on-chip static RAM (SRAM) and...

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Hackers are targeting Macs through an Apple Screen Sharing vulnerability, with attacks now confirmed in the wild

Mac users face a serious security threat that could allow attackers to access their computers via Apple’s Screen Sharing tool. The vulnerability was initially treated as a precautionary concern, as there was no evidence it had been exploited when Apple first addressed it. That has now changed, with Dutch

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I Studied How Home Security Tech Can Help Track Pest Problems

The best kind of home security can handle multiple tasks at once (take a look at my Aqara P100 sensor review to see what I mean). That’s why I like to see security devices that can perform additional tasks beyond watching for break-ins. Sometimes that’s AI technology that

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Grab These Gym-Going Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 Earbuds While They’re Just $200

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