Automotive

HighTec EDV-Systeme GmbH announces the release of its new LLVM-based, automotive-grade RISC-V compiler designed to support the Infineon automotive RISC-V virtual prototype.

Green Hills Software has announced its collaboration with Infineon Technologies and Cetitec in creating a cost-efficient, performance-optimised I/O aggregator gateway for vehicle communication networks based on the TRAVEO T2G MCU from Infineon.

Struggling with EMI in 48V Automotive Systems? Texas Instruments breaks down how to reduce conducted EMI in buck converters—addressing the challenges posed by higher dv/dt and di/dt in modern 48V power rails.Discover proven techniques for mitigating EMI issues, including layout optimization, ferrite bead selection, and spread spectrum implementation.

eSOL is announcing the global expansion of its “full stack engineering” (FSE) strategy at embedded world 2025 (Hall 4, Booth 417). Building on the success of last year’s eSOL Technology Forum, this expansion will support the company’s growing customer base with the creation of new “Centres of Competence” in Europe.

Cambridge GaN Devices (CGD), the fabless, cleantech semiconductor company that develops energy-efficient GaN-based power devices that make greener electronics simpler to design and implement, has revealed more details about a solution that will enable the company to address EV powertrain applications over 100kW – a market worth over $10 billion – with its ICeGaN gallium nitride (GaN) technology.

Imagination Technologies announces that the next-generation Renesas R-Car Gen 5 SoC is powered by an automotive-grade IMG B-Series GPU.

Synopsys and Vector Informatik have announced a strategic collaboration to accelerate the automotive industry’s transformation to software-defined vehicles (SDVs).

Versinetic, an electric vehicle (EV) charge point solutions provider, announced the launch of SiteManager, an EV charger load balancing system designed to optimise and effectively manage power distribution within a single physical site while remaining within capacity limits.

Volvo is soon to launch its next fully electric model. The Volvo ES90 further exemplifies the company’s approach around the software-defined car and is designed to continuously evolve and improve through core computing technology, constant connectivity and data.

Real-Time Innovations (RTI) will exhibit at Vehicle Electronics & Connected Services (VECS) 2025, held March 18-19th in Gothenburg, Sweden.