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We’d like to share an update on the uSDR project and introduce the next evolution of our micro-SDR lineup: xSDR and sSDR.

We are happy to announce that our new updated Kryptor 1.4 is now out of the factory and things are moving ahead fast. The board has been produced in Belgium and we are very satisfied with the results.

We’re excited to share details of something we’ve been working on in partnership with SiFive.

To keep everyone current with the project's progress, we have written this quick update. It covers what we have been working on since our last post, in addition to getting ready to launch our Kryptor product on Crowd Supply.

Time is moving quickly, and we have only about two weeks left to reach our funding goal! We are getting close to the end of the SKUDO Kryptor campaign, but you still have time to take advantage of our unique crowdfunding offer and receive a completely free HSM softcore with each purchase of a SKUDO Kryptor FPGA board. This offer is available only to those who back our campaign by September 28th. This update introduces a tutorial that walks through the process of using SKUDO Kryptor to send encrypted messages via GPRS. It also invites questions and feedback from the community, clarifies our open-source status, and reiterates our vision for SKUDO Kryptor.

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The global supply chain crunch has severely disrupted production of Lime products. We're still committed to bringing all Lime products back into regular availability. We're plotting a course of action and we have updated delivery estimates accordingly. In the meantime, we're excited to share a video demo of a new software-controlled frontend filter bank (a.k.a. preselector).

Skudo is an European company offering deep-tech cybersecurity and hardware based encryption for high level niche markets (space, critical infrastructure, IoT etc.) We realized that for guaranteeing the highest level of security that these fields require, the hardware encryption is a must, but the commercial hardware encryption solutions available on the market did not match our clients needs. Hence, we decided to build it ourselves.

Several things in this update: the OpenPower Foundation released their EULA (which is really exciting); we had a last-minute decision to go to FOSDEM to meet NLNet (and meet lots of nice people including someone from the EU Commission); we have new team members helping out (and making really good progress).

We have prepared a step-by-step tutorial to familiarize you with some simple but strong encryption procedures and to demonstrate how to connect the Kryptor HSM FPGA to a Raspberry Pi and exchange encrypted sensor data between two Raspberry Pi’s.

Learn how to write a blinky program on Somu. And meet some of our friends!

Come hang out and relive the nostalgia of the games you grew up with in the Altera Retro Arcade Lounge

In this tutorial, our partners at QuickLogic & SensiML build a Magic Wand application for detecting spells that can run entirely on the SparkFun Thing Plus - QuickLogic EOS S3 using SensiML Analytics Toolkit.

In this tutorial, our partners at QuickLogic & SensiML build a predictive maintenance application for a fan that can run entirely on the SparkFun Thing Plus - QuickLogic EOS S3 using SensiML Analytics Toolkit.

This week, I'll cover some new features added to the `xbeam` visualizer, a new version of the webflashing / updating tool, my plan for the next month, and a note about post-campaign pricing.

We empower engineers across industries to push the boundaries of edge computing. Our powerful and versatile System-on-Modules (SoMs) and rugged OpenVPX solutions are ideal for space-constrained environments and demanding applications like autonomous vehicles and industrial automation.

Hi Backers! We've been hard at work producing both hardware and software so that we can bring you your USB-port-sized FPGAs. There's been a lot of progress, as well as a few setbacks, and now everything is in place to begin the final phase of production. Read on to find out more!

We've updated the plastic case, loaded Foboot v1.8.6 onto production units, and started work on what will become the Fomu software stack. We're not shipping yet, but we hope to be very soon!

The first batch of Fomus have begun to make their way to Crowd Supply in Portland. Once they get there, Crowd Supply can begin sending out Fomu boards to each of the backers. We're still waiting on the next batch, which we expect to be complete in late August, but we're happy that the first few hundred units have started their journey to get to you.