NXP’s Linux-driven, safety-critical automotive SoC mixes Cortex-A53 with -M7

NXP announced a safety-critical “S32G” network processor aimed at ADAS and autonomous cars that runs Linux on a quad -A53 block along with 3x Cortex-M7 cores, network accelerators, and packet forwarding and hardware security engines. NXP has begun sampling an S32G274A, the first of four S32G gateway processors that are the first of NXP’s MCU-like […]

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