Bluetooth SIG Specification Portfolio Improvement Project – Deprecation and Withdrawal
As per prior Laird Connectivity Blog notices, the Bluetooth SIG has now implemented this project from 28th January 2019, to coincide with th...
New BL651 Module Joins Laird's Growing Nordic Family of BLE 5 Solutions
We are excited to announce that the BL651 Series is now available for your design! The BL651 is the latest addition to our Nordic family of ...
What You Need to Know About Bluetooth SIG Deprecation of BT v4.1 and Older Specs
The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) recently announced their decision to deprecate and withdraw older versions of Bluetooth Core spec...
Get a First Look at Laird's BL654 Bluetooth 5 Module
Our BL654 is coming soon! Based on Nordic's nRF52840 chipset, the BL654 is our most powerful Bluetooth module yet, with Bluetooth 5, NFC, Th...
Webinar Recap: BLE Mesh - A Practical Guide to Simplify Product Development Time
Did you miss our last webinar, "BLE Mesh - A Practical Guide to Simplify Product Development Time"? Don't worry, the recorded presentation a...
BL654 Bluetooth 5 Modules – Coming Soon!
Introducing Laird's upcoming Bluetooth 5 solution, the BL654 Series. This new solution builds upon the field-proven BL600 and BL652 series, ...
New BT8x0 Series of Bluetooth HCI Modules Now Available!
Laird's BT85x and BT860 Series are now shipping! These USB and UART HCI modules and adapter leverage the Cypress CYW20704 A2 chipset to prov...
WPA3 – A Big Step for Wireless Security
Everyone has an opinion when it comes to technology, but one thing we can all agree on is the importance of security. No matter the industry...
Jump-Start Your BLE Mesh Development!
Laird has released a new firmware package for the BL652 series of Bluetooth modules enabling alpha BLE Mesh functionality, based on Nordic’s...
Webinar Recap: The Evolution of Bluetooth 4.0 to 5.0
BLE is a leading technology in the growing Internet of Things (IoT). The latest specification, Bluetooth 5.0, was specifically designed with...
WPA2 KRACK Security Vulnerability
Introduction:A flaw in the WPA2 security protocol has recently been discovered. The bug, known as “KRACK” for Key Reinstallation Attack, exp...