Announcements, releases and milestones from across the platform.

Rockwell's SD1798 lists every version of the 1756-ENBT as affected and the corrected firmware as not available. The remedy is a new module — and three of the nine advisories never reached CISA's feed.

Every advisory in the 1 September batch covers Rockwell products. The CVSS scores are unremarkable; the recovery procedures are not — several faults need a power cycle, a stage 2 reset or a program download.

The nRF9151 SMA development kit is now stocked at Mouser with beta modem firmware for NB-IoT non-terrestrial networks, putting LTE-M, NB-IoT, satellite, DECT NR+ and GNSS behind one part number.

D-Robotics puts six Cortex-A78AE application cores and four lockstep-capable Cortex-R52+ cores on one module, aiming at the gap Jetson leaves between perception and deterministic control.

The Dragonwing IQ-2390 opens a new industrial series with time-sensitive networking on the die and a -30 to +115 °C range. Evaluation kits are a year out.

A new integration layer synchronises calibration data with systems such as SAP and Oracle, which finally makes instrument calibration state joinable to live process data.

A new arrayed system inspects parts at up to 760 mm per second, aimed at 100% inspection rather than sampling, with analysis running in the cloud.

A trade association white paper ties connected fire safety to EN 50710 and CLC/TS 50136-10, and cites false alarm ratios above 85% in some countries as the case for analytics.

A seven-year cloud agreement extends a network where more than 40% of the company's global device base is already connected for real-time monitoring.

Its largest acquisition ever puts work orders, assets and inspections next to design and digital twin tooling in a new operations division.

A survey of 1,560 decision makers across 17 countries finds MES almost universally deployed, rarely enterprise-wide, and named by a third of respondents as their single biggest data integration problem.

The 4.0 parts per trillion limits for PFOA and PFOS stay, but systems could request an extension from April 2029 to April 2031 — with monitoring and reporting obligations unchanged.
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