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Emmanuel Sabonnadiere Named Leti CEO

Leti, a technology research institute of CEA Tech, today announced that Emmanuel Sabonnadiere has been named CEO, succeeding Marie-Noelle Semeria. Sabonnadiere, who has more than 25 years of executive leadership experience in a variety of large technology environments, joins Leti from CEA Tech, where he led

class team to develop the solutions that will bring digital innovations to the benefit of leading technology companies around the world.” Pior to joining CEA, Sabonnadiere was CEO of the Philips Lighting’s Business Group Professional in Amsterdam. From 2008 to 2014, he was CEO and chairman of General Cable Europe in

Barcelona, and from 2005 to 2008 he served as CEO of NKM Noell in Wurzburg, Germany. Before that, he served as vice president of Alstom T&D for five years. Early in his career, he held multiple positions at Schneider Electric, including managing director of development for equipment units. During his career, he has designed and implemented strategic plans for process optimization, product redesign- to-costs, market repositioning and system development. Sabonnadiere holds a Ph.D. degree in physics from the Ecole Centrale de Lyon, an MBA degree from Ecole Supérieure des Affaires de Grenoble and an engineering degree in information technology from the Université Technologie Compiègne. Sabonnadiere is a fully qualified instructor at the ski school in Les Ménuires, and member of the advisory board of IAC

the industrial-partnership program. He brings a strong background in new-technology development with broad private-sector expertise in operational excellence, team building and guiding multicultural organizations in business transformation in Europe and globally. As Leti’s chief executive officer, Sabonnadiere leads the activities of one of Europe’s largest micro- and nanotechnologies research institutes, which employs approximately 1,900 scientists and engineers, has a portfolio of 2,700 patents and has launched more than 60 startups. “Success in today’s demanding international digital landscape requires a combination of deep technological expertise, advanced platforms, a commitment to customer and partner success and a shared excitement and agility about the new opportunities,” Sabonnadiere said. “This is where Leti is today, and I am very excited to join this world-

NXP Announces Community-Based Industrial Linux Distribution for Industry 4.0

NXP Semiconductors™ N.V., a worldwide leader in advanced secure connectivity solutions, today announced an industrial Linux distribution with real-time OS extensions and Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) support for factory- automation OEMs. By breaking down the barriers of real-time computing

policing, time-aware shaping of network traffic, and 801.1AS time synchronization. TSN Ethernet is integrated in the Layerscape LS1028A industrial applications processor announced by NXP in March 2017. Senior Industry Analyst Dan Mandell of VDC Research Group, Inc., said, “NXP has taken a leadership

and networking in a standard, community-based distribution, Open Industrial Linux (OpenIL) helps these OEMs usher in the Industry 4.0 era. The OpenIL distribution includes TSN support, per-stream

role with the OpenIL distro in focusing Linux designers specifically on industrial automation opportunities, while simultaneously leveraging its Layerscape System-on- Chip (SoC) capabilities to enable Industry 4.0 smart

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