Keynote Panel: Winning the Future of RISC-V Automotive MCU Through Ecosystem Collaboration and Op...

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Infineon commits its next-gen automotive MCUs to RISC‑V (announced at Embedded World) and the ecosystem shows concrete work: Synopsys and others supply RISC‑V IP with ASIL‑certified cores, vendors provide compilers, debuggers, hypervisors and virtualizer/cloud CI/CD models, and Vector assembles pre‑integrated evaluation bundles and a drivecore kit for shift‑left development. Millions of hidden RISC‑V cores already ship in SOCs, debug/trace pipelines run pre‑silicon to field returns, and the remaining gaps are real‑time ISA extensions, predictable edge AI and toolchain standardization.

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1. 0:00Introduction and panel setup
2. 5:19Software defined vehicle challenges
3. 13:10RISC-V core enabling OEMs
4. 19:14Open source in automotive software
5. 24:16Debug and ecosystem evolution
6. 28:49Shift left development strategies
7. 34:45AI and edge computing in automotive
8. 41:18RISC-V in automotive future

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