Embedded.com: “The year 2000 saw the dot-com bubble pop. The myth of a “new economy” predicated on growth rather than profits died as well… Is the embedded world headed for it’s own version of the dot-com crash? How many of these companies have achieved profitability? Most are privately held and don’t disclose results, though the spates of layoffs are telling. Perhaps their troubles are the shared woes of the economic downturn. But, then again, maybe not.” Read more here.
