On September 11, 2026, the EU’s requirements for incident reporting in security software come into effect. All providers of products with cybersecurity elements must establish reporting mechanisms by this date. Here’s how Ezurio is preparing for these requirements, which may serve as a template for customers with their own compliance needs.
Every embedded Linux platform — System-on-Modules (SOMs) and Single-Board Computers (SBCs) alike — requires a Board Support Package (BSP). It’s what generates the Linux OS that boots and runs on the module and its carrier board: U-Boot, the Linux kernel, the device trees that describe the hardware, and the drivers that bring it up. But our EZ BSP for Linux goes many steps further, enabling features and functionality that are game changers for our customers.
Ultra low power connectivity for your next industrial IoT design
Built-in security & long-term Linux support for Ezurio's SOM/SBC portfolio
The Bluetooth Core 6.0 specification established the architecture and functionality behind Bluetooth Channel Sounding, Decision-Based Advertising Filtering, and Randomized RPAs. Incremental updates have introduced many more features that enhance ranging, power budgeting, privacy, security, ease of testing, and more. Beyond just a list of new features, here’s the five major broad benefits that OEMs receive in the latest and greatest of Bluetooth.
Our new MCP server brings a smarter assistant to our customers' integration efforts, with direct access to our knowledge base.
Bluetooth LE has grown dramatically from a simple sensor protocol to a full data and audio solution. But for the highest data rates, it can struggle – and even 2M PHY is quickly eaten up by...
Why Ezurio built EZ BSP on open source foundations and what that means for your product roadmap
A look at what changes when you move from Wi-Fi 5 to 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6 in embedded industrial design
Security isn't a layer you add on last. It's structural and the place that structure starts is your board support package.
At the end of April, the FCC proposed expansion on a previous action, prohibiting Chinese laboratories from certifying electronics for the US market. Here’s how it impacts manufacturers in general – and how Ezurio customers are affected.
Embedded engineers selecting a Bluetooth module today face a choice that didn't exist two years ago: Nordic's silicon lineup now spans three distinct hardware generations, each representing a...