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On this episode of Embedded Insiders, we're diving into Physical AI with Yaron Galitzky, Executive Vice President of the AI Division at Ceva Inc. We discuss the technological and market pressures accelerating the shift toward edge AI, how sensing, connectivity, and on-device inference work together to enable Physical AI applications, and the most significant implementations of Physical AI today. 
Next, Rich and Vin are back with a Dev Talk discussing MCUs and analog. Not a common combination, but there are many circumstances where they should be combined, and there are advantages to having analog peripherals integrated on-chip. The two dive into how Renesas is making this process easier than before. 
The IIoT Forum & AI at the Edge at electronica 2026 is being held on November 10 and 11 in Hall C6, at the Future Tech Stage, and is organized in cooperation with Embedded Computing Design. 

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On this episode of Embedded Insiders, Mike Schnecker, Business Development Manager at Rohde & Schwarz, joins the podcast to discuss the evolution of test and measurement, diving into test and validation challenges, the demands of next-generation AI hardware, and the role Rohde & Schwarz will play in the future of electronic design and test. 
Next, Rich and Quadric's CEO and Co-Founder, Veer Kheterpal, discuss the different approaches to developing for AI, and the company's architecture that claims to be cleaner and simpler than current approaches with substantial improvements to performance.

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On this episode of Embedded Insiders, SkyWater Technology's Senior Vice President of Engineering, Percy Gilbert, joins the podcast to discuss what it takes to engineer chips for quantum computing. We dive into the state of quantum computing today and the importance of having advanced manufacturing capabilities in the U.S. 
Next, Rich and Vin are back with another Dev Talk with guest Ranganathan SK, the Associate Vice President of Product Engineering Services at MosChip Technologies. The three discuss the choices that come with developing an application using a particular MCU, and the different trade-offs that affect that choice, such as costs, design times, and other factors.
 

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On this episode of Embedded Insiders, Siraj Nour ElAhmadi, Chief Operating Officer at AtlasBase, formerly known as Atlas Data Storage, Simone Severi, Vice President of Research and Development at imec, and Olivier Rousseaux, Director of Venture Development at imec, join the podcast to talk about the collaboration between their companies. Announced earlier this year, the collaboration is designed to accelerate next-generation, permanent DNA-based data storage for AI.
Read the story here: https://embeddedcomputing.com/technology/storage/a-co-development-for-the-ai-age-atlas-data-storage-and-imecs-integrated-chip-for-dna-based-data-storage

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On this episode of Embedded Insiders, we're discussing Rust in safety-critical systems with Jonathan Pallant, Senior Embedded Software Engineer at Ferrous Systems. We dive into the biggest challenges organizations and engineering teams face when introducing Rust into environments that have traditionally relied on C and C++, and into the company's Ferrocene open-source Rust toolchain for embedded, safety-critical, and mission-critical systems.
Next, Rich and Vin are back with another Dev Talk that poses the question: Who Should Regulate AI Technology? The two sit down with Dr. David Utzke, a former U.S. Treasury cybercrimes technologist, to discuss the potentially deep and dark downsides of AI. 

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