Episode 146: ARM’s CEO on Spectre and Meltdown, plus hot CES 2018 takes

This week. the Internet of Things Podcast crew (Kevin and I) went to CES to discover that the consumer electronics industry was ALL OVER the internet of things. We talked about the big trends and news, such as Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant starring in everything, the concept of a smart bathroom and Samsung’s really big play in the connected home. We also talk about Ring’s latest lawsuit, Z-Wave’s newest low-power chips and some of the cooler things we’ve seen so far at the show. We also answer a question about bathroom fans taken from the listener hotline. Google was really pushing Google Assistant and the Google Home. While at CES I had the chance to sit down with Simon Segars, the CEO of ARM, to discuss the future of technology as well as the Spectre and Meltdown security vulnerabilities. Segars says that the potential attack has “blown away” chip designers with decades of experience who had never considered that particular type of attack. He also gave some good advice to any consumer concerned about how this particular flaw affects them. Listen up. Hosts: Stacey Higginbotham and Kevin Tofel Guest: Simon Segars, CEO of ARM Sponsors: Lux Products and CBT Nuggets Samsung’s open IoT vision is coming to pass Why Alexa and Google are everywhere at CES Can IoT help with bathroom smells? Where ARM fits in Softbank’s grand plan Will Spectre and Meltdown fixes slow my phone? The post Episode 146: ARM’s CEO on Spectre and Meltdown, plus hot CES 2018 takes appeared first on IoT Podcast - Internet of Things.