Articles by Lucio Di Jasio

• Introducing Three Featured FreeRTOS IoT Integrations for More Secure IoT Applications
  by Lucio Di Jasio on 09 May 2022
  We are excited to announce three Featured FreeRTOS IoT Integrations developed in collaboration with our partners Espressif, NXP and STMicroelectronics. Each project demonstrates the use of the latest FreeRTOS and AWS Embedded C SDK Long Term Support (LTS) libraries, and the latest microcontroller architecture capabilities to raise the bar for the security and modularity of […]
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• Introducing the FreeRTOS Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP) Github Branch
  by Lucio Di Jasio on 30 Jun 2021
  With processes shrinking and approaching the limits of physics, in the last decade we have all got used to multicore chips of increasing complexity and performance extending Moore’s law in our desktops and laptops. In embedded control, where cost, size and robustness demands often take precedence over performance, it seems the time for multicore has […]
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• Introducing the FreeRTOS Cellular Library
  by Lucio Di Jasio on 14 Dec 2020
  We are happy to introduce a preview of a new FreeRTOS library designed to simplify the development of IoT applications that connect to the cloud using cellular LTE-M technology. LTE-M, also known as Cat-M1, is a low-cost LPWAN technology developed by 3GPP as part of Release 13 of the LTE standard, a component of the […]
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• What's new in the 202011.00 FreeRTOS release
  by Lucio Di Jasio on 10 Nov 2020
  We are happy to announce the 202011.00 FreeRTOS release is now available for immediate download. This release brings in a number of new features and capabilities by graduating libraries from the published LTS roadmap into the official FreeRTOS distribution - the LTS roadmap page gives an insight into what will follow. In recognition of this […]
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• FreeRTOS Kernel v10.4.0 is now available
  by Lucio Di Jasio on 09 Sep 2020
  FreeRTOS kernel v10.4.0 is now available for download. The new version brings numerous new features such as improved direct to task notifications functionality, enhancements to kernel ports that support memory protection units (MPUs), and a new Linux port. See the change history for additional details. Direct to Task Notification Enhancements Prior to FreeRTOS V10.4.0, each […]
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