“By taking a bigger leadership role in the Connectivity Standards Alliance, we will help shape the future of IoT”
Infineon will be joining the Connectivity Standards Alliance’s Board of Directors as a Promoter Member. Infineon will be represented on CSA’s Board of Directors by Skip Ashton, a longtime champion of standards in IoT having served in leadership roles with the Zigbee Alliance and Thread Group, and who currently serves as Distinguished Engineer for the company.
Infineon believes that this elevated role within the CSA underscores its commitment to advancing global open standards and helping shape the future of IoT, predicting that the company’s strengths in smart home and security will bring additional valuable experience and leadership to the Matter Working Group and the Alliance overall.
“By taking a bigger leadership role in the Connectivity Standards Alliance, we will help shape the future of IoT by actively contributing to the development of open standards worldwide, along with major initiatives like Matter that aim to unlock the full potential of the smart home for consumers,” said Thomas Rosteck, President of Connected Secure Systems Division, Infineon Technologies. “We look forward to the incredible opportunity to collaborate and help lead this growing group of cutting-edge technology companies and thought leaders to advance our shared mission to securely connect the Internet of Things, today and tomorrow.”
The Connectivity Standards Alliance, formerly the Zigbee Alliance, claims to be the foundation and future of the Internet of Things (IoT). Established in 2002, the organisation says that its wide-ranging global membership collaborates to create and evolve universal open standards for the products transforming the way we live, work and play. With its Members’ expertise, robust certification programs, and a full suite of open IoT solutions the Alliance describes itself as ‘leading the movement toward a more intuitive, imaginative, and useful world’.
Related Articles
Wireless security camera uses the new WiFi HaLow
New Wi-Fi standard gives security cameras a range over 1000 ft and 1-year battery lifeScenestek is a Smart Home startup that is using a new Wi-Fi standard which gives its security cameras a range over 1000 ft and 1-year battery life. According to Scenestek, the new...
Bluetooth 5.2 personnel tracking solutions help companies monitor employee social distancing
Tracker employs Nordic’s nRF52833 SoC enabling wireless proximity detection and contact tracing Laird Connectivity, an Akron, Ohio-based wireless technology company, has selected Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF52833 Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth LE)/Bluetooth 5.2...
Semtech and Amazon Collaborate to Provide Low Power Connectivity for Consumer Applications on Amazon Sidewalk
Amazon Sidewalk is a crowd-sourced wireless network that can simplify device setup, extend the range for low bandwidth applications and provide limited functionality even when devices fall offline Semtech, a supplier of analog and mixed-signal semiconductors and...
Stay Up to Date With The Latest News & Updates
Our Sponsors
Incisor.TV partners with leading organisations in the technology sector.
Follow Us
And stay up to date with our news! We are active across the key social media platforms – please do follow us!



0 Comments