NI delivers insights on top trends from machine learning and the Internet of Things (IoT) to 5G and the electrification of vehicles.
AUSTIN, Texas – October 3, 2017 –NI (Nasdaq: NATI), the provider of platform-based systems that enable engineers and scientists to solve the world’s greatest engineering challenges, today announced the release of NI Trend Watch 2018. The report examines the technological advances propelling our future faster than ever before along with some of the biggest challenges engineers face looking ahead to 2018.
“As we advance through the 21st century, our customers demand higher quality devices, faster test times, more reliable networking and almost instantaneous computing to keep their organizations moving forward,” said Shelley Gretlein, NI vice president of corporate marketing. “Not only is NI prepared to help customers keep pace by exploring the trends impacting our industry, we also provide actionable insights backed with an open, software-centric platform to accelerate the development of any customer-defined test, measurement or control system.”
NI Trend Watch 2018 explores the following topics:
Review the complete report at www.ni.com/trend-watch.
Entitle is a pioneering privilege management solution that discovers, manages, and automates just-in-time (JIT) access and modern identity governance and…
Available freely to Samtec customers under NDA, SIBORG (Signal Integrity Breakout Region Guru) works with Ansys HFSS 3D Layout to…
Entire NR1 system purpose-built for a more affordable AI infrastructure allowing for faster deployment; furthering AI’s reach into more parts…
Following rapid growth in its customer base to over 400, funding will fuel further AI development and create a hybrid…
The addition of EA’s high-efficiency regenerative power supplies greatly expands Tektronix’s trusted offering Tektronix, Inc, a leading provider in test…
Melexis reveals its groundbreaking Induxis® switch, the MLX92442. Contactless, magnet-free, and strayfield immune, this monolithic solution directly detects conductive targets.…