Software-Defined Radar Is First Leap On SDV Path
Auto industry moves toward new architectures one feature at a time.
Wearable Connectivity, AI Enable New Use Cases
New types of wearables and devices can record bodily data or simulate the senses without needing to meet stringent med-tech rules.
ADAS Adds Complexity To Automotive Sensor Fusion
Advancements in combining sensors enabling intelligent, distributed processing and standardized communication of object data.
Automotive Outlook 2025: Ecosystem Pivots Around SDV
OEMs and suppliers are beginning to move in lock-step, linking software design with chip development to speed time to market, reduce costs, and hel...
Med Tech Morphs Into Consumer Wearables
Smart watches, rings, and a growing array of patches are adding more functionality and being used across a growing set of applications.
Automotive Security Shifts To The System Level
Increasing connectivity and complexity require a more holistic approach.
Automotive OEMs Face Multiple Technology Adoption Challenges
The path to fully autonomous vehicles may be clear in concept, but fully realizing that development environment is another story.
Edge And IoT Security Turning A Corner
More attention, openness, and cross-market application of tools and techniques is starting to have an impact
How Software-Defined Vehicles Change Auto Chip Design
SDVs are booming, but designing hardware that can run software updates a decade in the future is a huge challenge.
ISO 26262’s Importance Widens Beyond Automotive
The international standard has been proven effective in automotive functional safety and has begun to spread to other markets.
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Automotive OEMs Face Multiple Technology Adoption Challenges
The path to fully autonomous vehicles may be clear in concept, but fully realizing that development environment is another story.
Auto Ecosystem Begins Shift To Software-First
Carmakers and traditional tiered automotive suppliers are still grappling with how and when to move to software-first vehicle architectures.
Devising Security Solutions For Hardware Threats
Keeping up with attackers is proving to be a major challenge with no easy answers; trained security experts are few and far between.
Hardware Security Set To Grow Quickly
As vulnerabilities become more widespread and better known, industry standards will have to keep up.
Defining Chip Threat Models To Identify Security Risks
Not every device has the same requirements, and even the best security needs to adapt.
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Changes In Motor Control
Why motors are becoming quieter, more efficient, and more secure.
Why Connectivity Is Changing Microcontrollers
The age of simple MCUs has given way to much more complex low-cost devices.
Toward Software-Defined Vehicles
Changes in software can be instantaneous, but the underlying platform needs to be robust, secure, and safe.
MCU Changes At The Edge
Microcontrollers become key platform for machine learning.
Adapting To Evolving IC Requirements
Right-sizing chiplets and other components based on real workloads.
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