Register now | Push forward with i.MX 8X applications processors for Automotive and Industrial Applications

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Push Forward with i.MX 8X Applications Processors for Automotive and Industrial Applications
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NXP introduces the i.MX 8X applications processor family to the broad market, their latest quad-core applications processor for secure, affordable and intelligent edge computing
The i.MX 8X processor family is an optimal solution for automotive clusters, infotainment systems, industrial HMI solutions and robotics.
With full Arm®v8-A 64-bit support while maintaining compatibility with 32-bit Arm®v7-A software, i.MX 8X SoCs provide upgraded core performance, while adding sensor, safety, connectivity and multimedia features. Each device has an additional M4 core for real-time processing, fast boot, and power savings.
In this webinar, you will:
  • Learn about the i.MX 8X family of applications processors and how they are positioned to support your automotive or industrial needs.
  • A deep dive into the device features, software and system design.
  • Real world applications in which the i.MX 8X can be used for safety-certifiable and efficient performance requirements.
  • An overview on where to get documentation, design files and software.
  • Learn about scalability possibilities and migration within i.MX product families i.MX product families.
Featured Speaker:
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Andres Lopez de Vergara, Global Product Marketing for i.MX application processors, NXP Semiconductors
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i.MX 8X Applications Processors for Automotive and Industrial Applications
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May
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11:00 AM CDT
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