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The road to the future of automotive computing just got shorter. 🚗💻 Arm today announced a new suite of processors, designed to meet the demands of software-defined vehicles (SDVs) that require high performance, efficiency, safety, and security. 🔧 The company is introducing a range of new products, including a server-class Neoverse CPU, two Armv9 A-class CPUs, an R-class CPU, and an Image Signal Processor (ISP) for various automotive applications such as ADAS, autonomous driving, digital cockpit, and IVI. Arm is also providing enhanced safety and security 🔐 features, with functional safety capabilities ranging from ASIL B to ASIL D and the latest Armv9-A architecture security features like Pointer Authentication, Branch Target Identification, and Memory Tagging Extension. To deliver this technology suite, Arm is collaborating 🤝 with the entire automotive supply chain, including mobility service companies, OEMs, Tier1s, and silicon vendors. Leading automotive partners such as Marvell, MediaTek, NVIDIA, NXP, Renesas, Telechips, and Texas Instruments are already leveraging Arm's new processors to develop innovative computing systems, technologies, and devices. #onarm #AutomotiveComputing #SoftwareDefinedVehicles #SDV

The way your car electronics are connected is changing. With more sensors comes more connections and much more data. Learn more 🚗 👉 https://lnkd.in/eGB3y6Hc In our latest ebook from Mouser Electronics with TE Connectivity, Microchip Technology Inc. explore how automotive connectivity is evolving for a new generation of vehicles. #automotive #electronics #TEConnectivity #Microchip #newtechnology Mighty Guides, Inc.

-Micron unveils qualification of automotive-grade memory and storage solutions for Qualcomm's Snapdragon Digital Chassis™, catering to the evolving needs of AI-driven automotive services. -Integration includes LPDDR5X memory, UFS 3.1, Xccela™ flash memory, and quad SPI-NOR flash, enhancing performance and reliability in Snapdragon automotive solutions. -Micron's vice president highlights the importance of low-latency memory for software-defined vehicles, underscoring the role of automotive-grade solutions in ensuring safer and smarter vehicles. To know more, read the full article on #theenterprise #MicronTechnology #Qualcomm #AutomotiveAI #MemorySolutions #AIInnovation#globalbusiness #theenterprisenews #followformore #global #finance

Daily News ①SK Hynix is rumored to begin mass production of HBM3E in March 2023. SK Hynix had previously declared on August 21, 2023, that its HBM3e DRAM was available for evaluation by clients, including industry giant NVIDIA. The firm has officially confirmed the commencement of HBM3E memory production in March of 2024 and plans to deliver related products to Nvidia in April. ②Intel Will Double Down on the Artificial Intelligence (Al) PC in 2024. Meteor Lake, Intel's latest family of laptop CPUs launched in December, began the company's push toward bringing Al capabilities to the PC. By the end of 2025, Intel expects  that more than 100 million CPUs with dedicated Al hardware will be running on PCs worldwide. ③Ford plans small, cheap electric cars to help reduce EV costs. Ford Motor is working on inexpensive, small electric vehicles to stem its EV losses and take on Tesla and Chinese automakers. ④ABB acquires Sevensense, expanding leadership in next-generation Al-enabled mobile robotics. Today, this Al-enabled navigation technology is already transforming the automotive manufacturing and logistics sectors, delivering value through faster and more efficient operations. For automotive  manufacturer Ford, Visual SLAM-enabled ABB AMR's will create efficiency gains in production sites in the US. At the same time, Michelin will use the technology in intralogistics at its factory in Spain. Other automotive manufacturers will roll out the technology in the UK, Finland, and Germany. The market for mobile robots is expected to grow at 20 percent CAGR through 2026.  #randa #electroniccomponents #semiconductors #autoparts #vehicles #ic #chip #cpu #gpu #mcu #material #procurementstrategy #ic #hbm #dram #LPDDR5 #Nvidia #AI #production #Intel #Ford #ABB #EV

New discrete GPU for the automotive industry is set to elevate in-vehicle AI capabilities in 2025.  www.intel.com In a strategic move to empower automakers with groundbreaking opportunities, Intel unveiled its first discrete graphics processing unit (dGPU), the Intel® Arc™ Graphics for Automotive, at its AI Cockpit Innovation Experience event. To advance automotive AI, the product will be commercially deployed in vehicles as soon as 2025, accelerating automobile technology and unlocking a new era of AI-driven cockpit experiences and enhanced personalization for manufacturers and drivers alike. Discrete Power, Scalable Platform Intel's entry into automotive discrete GPUs addresses growing demand for compute power in increasingly sophisticated vehicle cockpits. By adding the Intel Arc graphics for Automotive to its existing portfolio of AI-enhanced software-defined vehicle (SDV) system-on-chips (SoCs), Intel offers automakers an open, flexible and scalable platform solution that

https://lnkd.in/ghZc4mKx China's NIO self-designed 5nm ADAS chip to compete with Tesla, to reduce the cost of self-driving systems from $4,000 to $1,500. > After the United States restricted the export of China's AI GPUs, NIO launched a self-designed 5-nanometer ADAS chip. The expected mass production time has been advanced from 2026 to 2025, and the ASIC cost is US$700-800 per set. Morgan Stanley believes that it is incompatible with NIO Automotive aims to reduce the cost of self-driving systems from $4,000 to $1,500, bringing it in line with Tesla. #tesla #selfdrivingcars #NIO #china #EVs #automotiveindustry #Semiconductorindustry #electronics #semiconductor #supplychain #manufacturingtechnology #processtechnology #engineering #manufacturing #technology #computerchips #business #innovation #semiconductors #chips #chipmaker #foundry credit: technews-tw

🗞 Electronic News! 🗞 In an effort to revolutionize automotive cockpits, Infineon and MediaTek have joined forces to introduce a cutting-edge solution that caters to the evolving needs of the industry. The collaboration between the two tech giants aims to address the shift towards digital cockpits in vehicles, where traditional buttons and controls are being replaced by advanced displays. This transformation necessitates high-performance features while ensuring functional safety targets are met. One of the key components of this innovative solution is the Infineon CYT4DN MCU, which serves as a safety companion to the System on Chip to achieve the ASIL-B safety target for automotive clusters. The TRAVEO MCU plays a crucial role in monitoring the content displayed by the SoC and seamlessly takes over with reduced functionality in case of errors, while also handling essential functions like communication with the vehicle network. #electricalengineering #electronics #embedded #embeddedsystems #electrical #computerchips Follow us on LinkedIn to get daily news: HardwareBee - Electronic News and Vendor Directory

Driving automotive innovation — read what Ganesh Moorthy (President and CEO) has to say in this LinkedIn article: https://mchp.us/49ITSUc.   #Automotive #Microchip #Innovation