Automotive solutions for the road ahead
Accelerate innovation in automotive electronics with scalable, efficient, and safe interconnect and SoC integration solutions that help meet the growing demands of intelligent, connected, and autonomous vehicles.
Overview
Driving the next generation of mobility
The rapid transformation toward automated driving, electrification, and software-defined vehicles is redefining how cars are designed, built, and experienced. Automakers are shifting from distributed ECUs to centralized and zonal compute architectures, integrating dozens of processing elements, memory systems, and high-speed interfaces into a single, complex SoC.
To keep pace, automotive OEMs and Tier 1s need high-performance, configurable, and functionally safe interconnect IP that streamlines development and accelerates time to market. Arteris network-on-chip (NoC) IP and SoC integration tools meet these goals by:
- Enabling the creation of safe, power-efficient, and high-performance automotive systems.
- Simplifying ISO 26262 functional safety compliance.
- Delivering the scalability and configurability required for next-generation ADAS, infotainment, and zonal architectures.
As the automotive supply chain evolves toward new business and development models, Arteris provides the technology foundation that helps automakers differentiate through innovation—from concept to production.
Advantages
Accelerate automotive innovation
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Optimized power, performance, and area (PPA)
Arteris interconnect IP solutions deliver best-in-class scalability, performance, and efficiency, enabling designers to balance power, performance, and cost in a competitive, fast-moving market.
Built-in functional safety
Our IP is engineered to simplify readiness for ISO 26262 ASIL-B through ASIL-D requirements, helping developers reduce risk and streamline safety-critical automotive applications.
Faster time to market
With advanced automation and analysis tools, Arteris accelerates SoC integration and verification, shortening development cycles and supporting the faster delivery of new automotive features.
Proven scalability for zonal and centralized architectures
From domain controllers to zonal gateways and centralized vehicle compute platforms, Arteris solutions scale seamlessly to meet the needs of evolving SDV architectures.
Arteris is pleased to collaborate with Arm to speed up automotive electronics innovation with an emulation-based validation system for Armv9 and CHI-E-based designs for autonomous driving, advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), cockpit and infotainment, vision, radar and lidar, body and chassis control, zonal controllers, and other automotive applications.
Arteris aligned its roadmap with Arm to help designers accelerate time to market with an optimized and pre-validated high-bandwidth, low-latency Arteris Ncore cache coherent interconnect IP for the Arm Automotive Enhanced (AE) compute portfolio. Our partnership helps customers achieve high-performance, power-efficient SoCs for safety-critical tasks, while reducing project schedules and costs. Mutual customers benefit from an increased choice of safe, integrated, and optimized automotive solutions to speed time to market through seamless integration and optimized flows. We also help ensure high-quality results, enabling ISO 26262 systems with the highest automotive safety integrity levels (ASIL).
Arteris FlexGen: Smart NoC IP revolutionizing semiconductor design
- 10x productivity boost
- Expert-level results
- Up to 30% wire length reduction
Products
Products for automotive
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Certifications
Certifications
At Arteris, our customers are our number one priority. We are committed to their ongoing success through the steadfast delivery of exceptional products that address today’s challenges and enable tomorrow’s greatest innovations.
Customers
Trusted by innovative companies everywhere

- SemiWiki: The Impact of Arteris on Automotive and Beyond with Frank Schirrmeister
- SemiWiki: A Broad View of Design Architectures and the Role of the NoC with Arteris’ Michal Siwinski
- EE Journal: The Freedom to Innovate: Arteris and the Rise of RISC-V
- SemiWiki: The Impact of Using a Physically Aware NoC with Charlie Janac
- Arm & Arteris AI and ISO 26262 Presentation
- Arm TechCon: Implementing ISO 26262 Compliant AI Systems-on-Chip with Arm and Arteris
- Automating the Generation of Scalable and Reusable FMEDA in Complex Systems-on-Chip (SoCs)
- Building Better IP with RTL Architect NoC IP Physical Exploration
- Challenges Adopting Fault Injection to Support Safety Analysis in Complex SoCs
- Efficient Scaling of AI Accelerators Using NoC Tiling
- FMEDA Automation for Scalability and Reuse in Complex Systems on Chips (SoCs)
- Fundamentals of ISO 26262 Part 11 for Semiconductors
- Implementing Machine Learning & Neural Network Chip Architectures
- Is the Missing Safety Ingredient in Automotive AI Traceability?
- ISO 26262 System-on-Chip (SoC) Safety Analysis for ADAS and AV
- ISO 26262: FMEA before FMEDA
- ISO 26262: What to Expect From Your Chip or IP Provider
- Lessons Learned Integrating AI/ML Accelerators into Complex ISO 26262 Compliant Systems-on-Chip
- Using Synopsys Z01X to Accelerate the Fault Injection Campaign of a Fully Configurable IP
- Magillem Registers – Automate the Hardware/Software Interface for Fast Chip Design
- Accelerating Timing Closure for Networks-on-Chip (NoCs) using Physical Awareness
- Optimizing Data Transport Architectures in RISC–V SoCs for AI/ML Applications
- FlexGen Product Tour
- Cache Coherency in Heterogeneous Systems
- Integration Challenges for RISC-V Designs
- Promises and Pitfalls of SoC Restructuring
- Scaling Performance in AI Systems
- AMS System-Level Verification and Validation using UVM in SystemC and SystemC-AMS: Automotive Use Cases
- Fundamentals of Semiconductor ISO 26262 Certification: People, Process and Product
- How to Efficiently Achieve ASIL-D Compliance Using NoC Technology
- Mobileye Case Study: Using Arteris for ADAS
- Scalability – A Looming Problem in Safety Analysis
- Using Machine Learning for Characterizations of NoC Components
- Using Synopsys Z01X to Accelerate the Fault Injection Campaign of a Fully Configurable IP
- Using Virtual Prototypes to Improve the Traceability of Critical Embedded Systems Flow
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