Three key applications that benefit from edge computing
A look at three prominent applications for edge computing: Industry 4.0 and the smart factory, connected automobiles, and wearables.
NXP’s secure tri-radio device advances IoT connectivity
NXP's first tri-radio family supports Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2 and 802.15.4, and enables simultaneous transmit and receive for higher performance…
NXP-based MicroSys SoM platforms integrate Hailo-8
The miriac AIP-S32G274A embedded platform provides customers with a highly efficient way to implement AI into their connected edge appliances.
NXP powers new era of secure edge intelligence
NXP's i.MX 93 enables IoT, automotive and industrial edge applications with the industry’s first implementation of the Arm Ethos-U65 microNPU.
ITS World Congress: V2X, protecting vulnerable road users, and e-bikes
Various safety scenarios utilizing V2X are on show at ITS World Congress in Hamburg, plus NXP launches new applications processor…
MCU’s machine learning quest at the edge aided by third parties
Renesas teaming up with MicroAI to train AI models directly on the MCU is an acknowledgement of the role of…
The profile of an ML software development toolset
NXP offers a software development environment for building ML applications using NXP microcontrollers and applications processors.
Automated validation of multiple clock signals in SoC designs
The complexity in clocking subsystems in SoC designs is paving the way for automation to validate multiple combinations of clock…
NXP discusses enhancing edge intelligence
Ron Martino, senior vice president and general manager of the edge processing business of NXP Semiconductors, talks about enabling edge…