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Navigating the Future of Embedded Computing | Toradex's Daniel Lang | Internet of Things Podcast

IoT For All Podcast · 3 Mar 2026 · 17m · Episode 394

What this episode covers

Daniel Lang, Chief Marketing Officer at Toradex, discusses the evolution of embedded computing, focusing on the shift from Windows CE to Linux-based solutions and the integration of AI at the edge. He explains how Toradex’s Torizon platform addresses cybersecurity regulations like the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and FDA guidelines through secure over-the-air updates and vulnerability monitoring. Lang highlights trends in tiny ML, predictive maintenance, and the increasing importance of security in critical infrastructure sectors like power and industrial manufacturing.

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Companies
Toradex, Tesla
Products
Torizon
Tools
Yocto
Also
Windows CE, OpenTitan, EU Cyber Resilience Act, FDA

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