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Rust's Role in System Design — Why Memory Safety Is Becoming a Business Requirement, Not a Technical Preference

Rust is no longer a niche language for systems programmers. It's becoming a mandate for security-critical infrastructure, driven by CISA guidance, enterprise adoption, and a fundamental shift in how organizations evaluate technology risk. A practical analysis of where Rust fits in modern system design, with architecture patterns, performance benchmarks, and migration strategies.

9 min readMichael Eakins
RustSystem DesignMemory Safety+5

Rust Embedded Development in 2026: no_std, Embassy, RTIC, probe-rs, and the Complete Technical Guide

The definitive 2026 technical guide to Rust embedded systems development. Covers the no_std ecosystem, Embassy async framework, RTIC real-time concurrency, embedded-hal 1.0 traits, probe-rs debugging, defmt logging, heapless collections, driver development patterns, ARM Cortex-M, RISC-V, ESP32, RP2040/RP2350 target support, memory management without an allocator, and real-time constraint handling for bare-metal Rust.

25Michael Eakins
RustEmbedded SystemsProgramming+7

The Rise of Rust in Embedded Systems: Industry Adoption, Safety Certification, and Real-World Deployments in 2026

A deep dive into Rust's accelerating adoption across regulated embedded industries in 2026. Covers automotive (AUTOSAR, Ferrocene, ISO 26262), aerospace and defense (DO-178C), medical devices (IEC 62304), industrial IoT, robotics, consumer electronics, migration strategies from C/C++, certification economics, hiring trends, and production case studies with quantified outcomes.

25Michael Eakins
RustEmbedded SystemsSoftware Development+6

WebAssembly Beyond the Browser in 2026: WASI, the Component Model, and the Cloud Computing Impact

WebAssembly has evolved from a browser technology to a cloud computing platform. This guide covers WASI 0.2 and the Component Model, Akamai's acquisition of Fermyon, Wasm runtimes (Wasmtime, Wasmer, WasmEdge), Wasm 3.0 with garbage collection, Docker and Kubernetes integration via SpinKube, sub- millisecond cold starts, and production deployments at Cloudflare and Fastly.

10 min readMichael Eakins
WebAssemblyCloud ComputingWASI+3