Analog Devices Introduces Expanded CodeFusion Studio™ Solution to Accelerate Product Development and Ensure Data Security
Analog Devices (ADI) has unveiled an expanded version of its developer tools with two key solutions: the CodeFusion Studio System Planner and Data Provenance Software Development solution. The System Planner aims to simplify resource allocation in complex architectures and optimize code generation, while the Data Provenance solution ensures data security and traceability at the Intelligent Edge.
The System Planner features open-source architecture, enabling flexible project creation across multiple cores and graphical resource allocation. It includes config tools aware of real-time operating systems and a plugin-based project creation system. The Data Provenance solution establishes a trust framework for signal chain data, allowing secure metadata addition and cryptographic proof for data authenticity.
Early access kits and software downloads will be available through developer.analog.com on April 25, 2025.
Analog Devices (ADI) ha presentato una versione ampliata dei suoi strumenti per sviluppatori con due soluzioni chiave: il CodeFusion Studio System Planner e la soluzione Data Provenance Software Development. Lo System Planner mira a semplificare l'allocazione delle risorse in architetture complesse e ottimizzare la generazione del codice, mentre la soluzione Data Provenance garantisce la sicurezza e la tracciabilità dei dati all'Intelligent Edge.
Lo System Planner presenta un'architettura open-source, che consente la creazione flessibile di progetti su più core e l'allocazione grafica delle risorse. Include strumenti di configurazione consapevoli dei sistemi operativi in tempo reale e un sistema di creazione di progetti basato su plugin. La soluzione Data Provenance stabilisce un framework di fiducia per i dati della catena di segnali, consentendo l'aggiunta sicura di metadati e prove crittografiche per l'autenticità dei dati.
I kit di accesso anticipato e i download software saranno disponibili su developer.analog.com il 25 aprile 2025.
Analog Devices (ADI) ha presentado una versión ampliada de sus herramientas para desarrolladores con dos soluciones clave: el CodeFusion Studio System Planner y la solución Data Provenance Software Development. El System Planner tiene como objetivo simplificar la asignación de recursos en arquitecturas complejas y optimizar la generación de código, mientras que la solución Data Provenance garantiza la seguridad y la trazabilidad de los datos en el Intelligent Edge.
El System Planner cuenta con una arquitectura de código abierto, que permite la creación flexible de proyectos a través de múltiples núcleos y la asignación gráfica de recursos. Incluye herramientas de configuración que son conscientes de los sistemas operativos en tiempo real y un sistema de creación de proyectos basado en plugins. La solución Data Provenance establece un marco de confianza para los datos de la cadena de señales, permitiendo la adición segura de metadatos y pruebas criptográficas para la autenticidad de los datos.
Los kits de acceso anticipado y las descargas de software estarán disponibles a través de developer.analog.com el 25 de abril de 2025.
아날로그 디바이스(ADI)는 두 가지 주요 솔루션인 CodeFusion Studio System Planner와 Data Provenance Software Development 솔루션을 포함한 개발자 도구의 확장 버전을 발표했습니다. System Planner는 복잡한 아키텍처에서 자원 할당을 단순화하고 코드 생성을 최적화하는 것을 목표로 하며, Data Provenance 솔루션은 Intelligent Edge에서 데이터 보안 및 추적 가능성을 보장합니다.
System Planner는 오픈 소스 아키텍처를 특징으로 하여 여러 코어에서 유연한 프로젝트 생성을 가능하게 하고 그래픽 자원 할당을 지원합니다. 실시간 운영 체제를 인식하는 구성 도구와 플러그인 기반의 프로젝트 생성 시스템을 포함합니다. Data Provenance 솔루션은 신호 체인 데이터에 대한 신뢰 프레임워크를 설정하여 안전한 메타데이터 추가와 데이터 진위에 대한 암호화된 증명을 가능하게 합니다.
조기 액세스 키트 및 소프트웨어 다운로드는 2025년 4월 25일부터 developer.analog.com을 통해 제공됩니다.
Analog Devices (ADI) a dévoilé une version élargie de ses outils de développement avec deux solutions clés : le CodeFusion Studio System Planner et la solution Data Provenance Software Development. Le System Planner vise à simplifier l'allocation des ressources dans des architectures complexes et à optimiser la génération de code, tandis que la solution Data Provenance garantit la sécurité des données et leur traçabilité à l'Intelligent Edge.
Le System Planner dispose d'une architecture open-source, permettant la création flexible de projets sur plusieurs cœurs et l'allocation graphique des ressources. Il inclut des outils de configuration conscients des systèmes d'exploitation en temps réel et un système de création de projets basé sur des plugins. La solution Data Provenance établit un cadre de confiance pour les données de la chaîne de signal, permettant l'ajout sécurisé de métadonnées et une preuve cryptographique de l'authenticité des données.
Des kits d'accès anticipé et des téléchargements de logiciels seront disponibles sur developer.analog.com à partir du 25 avril 2025.
Analog Devices (ADI) hat eine erweiterte Version seiner Entwicklertools mit zwei Schlüssel-Lösungen vorgestellt: dem CodeFusion Studio System Planner und der Data Provenance Software Development Lösung. Der System Planner zielt darauf ab, die Ressourcenzuteilung in komplexen Architekturen zu vereinfachen und die Codegenerierung zu optimieren, während die Data Provenance-Lösung die Datensicherheit und Rückverfolgbarkeit am Intelligent Edge gewährleistet.
Der System Planner verfügt über eine Open-Source-Architektur, die die flexible Projekterstellung über mehrere Kerne und die grafische Ressourcenzuteilung ermöglicht. Er umfasst Konfigurationstools, die sich der Echtzeit-Betriebssysteme bewusst sind, sowie ein pluginbasiertes Projekterstellungssystem. Die Data Provenance-Lösung etabliert einen Vertrauensrahmen für die Daten der Signalverarbeitungskette, der die sichere Hinzufügung von Metadaten und kryptografische Nachweise für die Datenauthentizität ermöglicht.
Frühzugangskits und Software-Downloads sind ab dem 25. April 2025 über developer.analog.com verfügbar.
- Launch of new developer tools to reduce time-to-market
- Enhanced data security features through Data Provenance solution
- Flexible, open-source architecture enabling customization
- Integration capabilities with existing development pipelines
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Insights
ADI's expanded CodeFusion Studio solution represents a strategic enhancement of their software capabilities focused on two critical market needs: development efficiency and data security.
The System Planner addresses a significant pain point in the industry - the increasing complexity of heterogeneous computing systems. By enabling graphical resource allocation and flexible code generation with an open-source architecture, ADI is providing developers with tools that can substantially reduce development time and optimize system performance. The permissive licensing model and plugin architecture are particularly valuable, allowing customers to customize tools for their specific environments.
The Data Provenance solution targets the growing concern of data integrity across complex systems. By implementing cryptographic proof mechanisms to verify data authenticity throughout its lifecycle, ADI is addressing a critical challenge for industries where data reliability directly impacts operational safety and decision quality. This solution positions ADI favorably in industries adopting edge computing where data security concerns have been barriers to implementation.
While the announcement doesn't quantify direct revenue impact, these offerings strengthen ADI's competitive position as increasingly more value in semiconductor solutions comes from the associated software ecosystem. The April 25th availability of early access kits suggests ADI is confident in the solution's readiness and is executing on its software strategy with discipline and market awareness.
This product expansion marks a significant evolution in ADI's software strategy, moving beyond traditional hardware-centric offerings into higher-value, stickier software solutions. The company is clearly responding to the fundamental shift in the semiconductor value chain where differentiation increasingly comes from software capabilities rather than silicon alone.
The System Planner's focus on heterogeneous computing architectures is particularly timely as the industry moves toward more specialized processing solutions combining CPUs, GPUs, NPUs, and custom accelerators. By simplifying resource partitioning and configuration across multiple cores, ADI is removing key development barriers that have traditionally slowed adoption of more complex, power-efficient architectures.
The Data Provenance solution addresses a critical gap in the market - while much attention has been paid to data security in transit and at rest, maintaining data integrity and lineage across the entire stack has been underserved. This capability will be especially valuable in regulated industries like automotive, medical, and industrial automation where proving data authenticity is increasingly mandated.
The mention of future AI/ML integration capabilities signals ADI's awareness of where the market is heading. By building a robust software platform now that can later support AI workloads, ADI is laying groundwork for long-term relevance in high-growth segments. This software-forward approach should strengthen ADI's position in the increasingly competitive intelligent edge computing market.
- CodeFusion Studio System Planner enables easy-to-use resource allocation in heterogeneous architectures and optimizes code generation for improved efficiency
- The Data Provenance Software Development solution ensures data trust and traceability for customers across the stack
"The work required of embedded developers is more complicated than ever, from increasingly complex processors to new challenges presented by multiple development teams and a more challenging security environment," said Rob Oshana, Senior Vice President of the Software and Digital Platforms group at ADI. "We have heard from customers time and again they want to be able to more quickly and easily manage their system design, allocate resources, quickly show proof-of-concept, and do it with data integrity at the edge, all of which inspired this expanded CodeFusion Studio System Planner and Data Provenance Software Development solution offerings."
In recent years, embedded devices have exponentially increased processing speed, core count, functionality, and complexity – delivering reduced cost and space, but increasing the complexity of software development pipelines. Legacy developer tools often lack the flexibility and customization required to integrate into these pipelines and the established code bases central to effective modern system design. ADI's CodeFusion Studio System Planner solves many of these project creation and resource partitioning challenges on complex, heterogeneous devices.
Using a permissibly licensed, open-source architecture, ADI's CodeFusion Studio System Planner enables flexible project creation across multiple cores and graphical resource allocation of memory and peripherals. The offering also includes config tools that are aware of the real-time operating system or firmware platform being used on a given core, exposing context-aware config settings for a peripheral or memory block assigned to a core. With added insight into system performance and accessible, open-source tools to improve resource allocation, developers will have greater ability to efficiently optimize their designs.
Additionally, System Planner enables developers to generate the code they need via a plugin-based project creation system. This system gives developers as much flexibility as possible while benefiting from a common set of configuration tools. A set of plugins for common firmware platforms – Zephyr RTOS, ADI's SDK, etc. – will be provided out of the box, but customers are free to duplicate and modify those project creation and config plugins for their requirements. The plugin system makes use of a templating engine beneath the surface. Static files are modified by replacing strings in specific locations, and the code generation logic can be augmented with JavaScript or TypeScript functions.
Finally, System Planner provides a graphical utility to partition memory resources, assigning partitions to one or more cores. This utility aims to help customers generate linker scripts or Device Tree memory overlay files. Peripheral blocks can also be graphically assigned to a core, with RTOS-aware config settings.
In addition to the CodeFusion Studio System Planner, ADI is also announcing an upgraded ADI Assure Trusted Edge Security Architecture with the early access release of the company's first Data Provenance Software Development solution ensuring data trust and traceability for customers across its life cycle.
The new Data Provenance solution establishes a trust framework for signal chain data, ensuring that data created at the Intelligent Edge retains its integrity, authenticity, and preserves its fidelity as it moves through the system. The Data provenance solution allows appending secure metadata, enhancing the trust and fidelity of the generated data; fidelity comes from the addition of information about the history of the data across its journey. Trust is established by a strong cryptographic proof, allowing users to assess the authenticity and integrity of their data across complex networks more easily, whether it's being used for simple dashboard displays or sophisticated machine learning models.
By establishing end-to-end trust and enhancing data fidelity, Data Provenance leads to more accurate and safe model outputs and greater decision-making precision. The immediate applications include building more reliable algorithms or AI models that operate on authentic, high-quality data, extracting verified sensor insights to improve understanding of signal chain outputs and operational reliability, simply reducing data waste, and rendering the proof of integrity and authenticity easier.
"Not only are we meeting customer needs to simplify development tools and support data trust today, but we are also working towards additional solutions to support the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning models into embedded systems," said Oshana. "Stay tuned in the months ahead for additional extensions to the CodeFusion Studio platform as we empower customers to more easily deliver products with embedded intelligence."
For more information, please visit ADI's Software & Digital Platforms Newsroom.
About Analog Devices
Analog Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADI) is a global semiconductor leader that bridges the physical and digital worlds to enable breakthroughs at the Intelligent Edge. ADI combines analog, digital, and software technologies into solutions that help drive advancements in digitized factories, mobility, and digital healthcare, combat climate change, and reliably connect humans and the world. With revenue of more than
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