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Andy Jones joins Cambrionix as CEO: A new chapter begins 

Andy Jones joins Cambrionix as CEO: A new chapter begins 

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Andy Jones Joins Cambrionix as CEO

May 1, 2024

We are thrilled to share some exciting news, in welcoming Andy Jones as our new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Andy joins us from Amazon, where he spent fourteen years; his most recent as European MD & Global Chief Commercial Officer for the AWS  ‘Just Walk Out’ B2B Technology Division.

With over two decades of experience in the tech industry, characterized by a proven track record in scaling businesses and leading high-performing teams, Andy’s strategic acumen and passion for technology make him an ideal leader to support our growth following Foresight’s multi-million equity investment.

Four recurrent themes throughout Andy’s career have been; relentless customer obsession, commercial focus, innovative technology and building and developing world-class winning teams. These themes have been consistent across all his management roles spanning buying, planning, sales, business development and product.

Under Andy’s leadership, we are already seeing these themes shape our future product and services line-up, ensuring that our customers’ needs are at the forefront of our future offering. As we embark on this latest business chapter, we will look forward to sharing these exciting developments with you.

You can read more about Andy here.

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  • Why can't SQA teams rely on simulators alone?

    Simulators cannot reproduce real-world hardware behaviours, OEM-specific differences, biometric flows, camera and performance constraints, or network variability. Final validation of any software release must run on physical devices to confirm it behaves correctly across the full range of devices your users own.

  • What causes device dropouts during automated testing?

    Device dropouts during automated testing are most commonly caused by USB infrastructure that cannot sustain the combined data and power demands of large device fleets under heavy workloads. Consumer-grade USB 2 and USB 3 hubs lack the bandwidth, stability, and power delivery capability required for enterprise-scale SQA environments. Purpose-built solutions with Thunderbolt architecture and intelligent Power Delivery eliminate this problem.

  • How does AI development affect real-device testing requirements?

    AI-assisted development increases the speed and frequency of software releases. Every release still requires validation on real hardware before deployment, which means the volume of real-device testing increases in direct proportion to the pace of AI-driven development. Teams that do not scale their real-device testing infrastructure risk becoming the bottleneck in an otherwise accelerated development pipeline.

  • What is intelligent Power Delivery in USB hub testing solutions?

    Intelligent Power Delivery (PD) allows a USB hub to consistently allocate the right level of charging power to each connected device based on its requirements and battery state. In SQA environments, this prevents devices from losing charge during long automated test runs, reduces unnecessary charging that degrades battery health over time, and ensures all tests complete successfully even under heavy parallel workloads.

  • How do Cambrionix hubs integrate with automated testing workflows?

    The Cambrionix Connect software provides an API and CLI for programmatic control of individual ports and devices. Teams can remotely manage device connectivity, reboot devices, schedule charging sessions, and monitor real-time device status without physical access to the lab. These capabilities can be combined with third-party tools such as Apple Configurator and other test automation frameworks, allowing teams to incorporate Cambrionix hubs into broader automated workflows and device management pipelines.

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