Operating self-driving cars in a single software environment exposes all software to any cyber attack surface. A more sensible solution is to use a hypervisor to host multiple virtual machines on one processor, writes Chris Barlow The security of automotive systems goes hand-in-hand with functional safety gas defined in ISO 26262. But cybersecurity presents a different challenge. New cyber vulnerabilities ...
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Auto chip market to grow 22% this year
The automotive IC market is expected to grow 22% this year to a new record high of $28 billion, says IC Insights.
Driverless car study in Germany probes driver reaction times
A US-based artificial intelligence (AI) firm is working with researchers in Germany to apply conversational and cognitive AI for autonomous systems for self-driving cars.
Crocus licenses sensor IP to NXP
Crocus licenses magnetic TMR technology to NXP to help enable automotive applications like power steering and electronic throttle control.
PCIM: Fast charger tech for electric vehicles
Microsemi announces that its fast recovery DQ diode product family is now AEC-Q101 qualified for use in the automotive market, for electric vehicles.
UK researchers help in high temperature capacitor breakthrough
An EU research project to develop a lead-free ceramic dielectric, with high energy density and reduced losses, for high temperature applications such as electric vehicles.
Toshiba photocouplers target auto
Toshiba introduces a range of 10 AEC Q101-qualified photocouplers designed to address the requirements of automotive applications.
Fujitsu samples high-temperature FRAM
Fujitsu is sampling a 128kbit FRAM designed for an operating temperature of up to 125°C.
Automotive display market soaring
Automotive display systems will be an $11.6 billion market this year and a $20.8 billion market in 2022, says IHS Centre Stack Displays will have revenues of $6.1 billion. Instrument Cluster Displays will have revenues of $4.8 billion Head-U Displays will have revenue of $731 million. The top five suppliers are with. Collective $6 billion in revenues are: Continental Visteon ...
nuTonomy and Peugeot to test driverless cars in Singapore
Peugeot has got together with driverless car start-up nuTonomy to test driverless cars in Singapore. Four year-old nuTonomy was founded by MIT and McKinsey people. Last year it trialled driverless taxi services in Singapore. nuTonomy raised a $3.6 million seed round in January 2016. Ford chairman Bill Ford’s Fontinalis Partners fund participated in the round. In May 2016, nuTonomy raised ...