By 2018 the number of Internetconnected devices comprising the Internet-of-Everything is projected to reach a staggering 23 billion, outnumbering the world’s population by nearly 2.5 to 1. Of these devices, 14 billion will be PCs, smartphones, tablets, wearables, connected TVs and cars, while the remaining 9 billion will make up the Internet-of-Things across the consumer, government, and enterprise sectors.
In our lifetime we will experience life with a trillion-node network, and Texas Instruments is the only semiconductor company with all of the building blocks to enable the IoT.
The complexity and broad reach of the IoT raises the bar on what is required from TI technology.
Learn moreIt is enabled by broad availability of processing power, sensor components, fast prototyping, and the omnipresence of the Internet. As new IoT devices rush to market the traditional design cycle is being reinvented focusing on more speed of integration and less on traditional digital design.
This changing process is creating new test requirements and emerging application spaces. Each phase has unique testing needs requiring a breadth of powerful, modern test tools.
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