Arteris expands deal with ARM
Arteris has expanded its deal with ARM to speed up the next generation of automotive chip designs.
The deal combines ARM’s processor with Arteris system interconnect IP to enable autonomous driving, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), cockpit and infotainment, vision, radar and lidar, body and chassis control, and other automotive subsystems. Arteris System IP is already used in over 70% of ADAS advanced driver assistance chips.
“The automotive industry is at a critical inflection point with demand for autonomy, more capable ADAS, richer driver experiences and electrification driving the need for more capable SoCs and microcontroller units (MCUs),” said Ian Smythe, vice president product marketing at ARM. “Our expanded collaboration with Arteris gives our mutual customers access to a greater choice of market-leading, safe, integrated and optimized automotive solutions, enabling faster time to market.”
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The deal targets the ARM AE processor roadmap with including Cortex-A processors, Cortex-R, Cortex-M, and Mali GPUs, coupled with FlexNoC and Ncore interconnect IP and Magillem IP deployment software to assemble automotive SoCs.
This extended partnership means that Arteris and ARM are now supporting integration and optimized design flows for ISO 26262 automotive safety integrity levels.
“Arteris continues to see very strong demand for automotive systems because of growing demands for intelligence and sensing and the resulting need for high-performance compute with advanced system-on-chip connectivity,” said Charles Janac, president and CEO of Arteris. “We are delighted to extend our partnership with Arm to accelerate best-in-class solutions to support semiconductor companies, Tier 1 suppliers, automotive OEMs, and ride-sharing companies in creating the new world of transportation.”
www.arm.com/partners/automotive-ecosystem-catalog/arteris-ip; www.arteris.com
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