Overview
The automotive industry is experiencing disruption with the adoption of automated driving, electrification, and vehicle connectivity. This has resulted in a growing demand for advanced interconnect IP solutions to enable the integration of multiple processing elements, memory systems, and communication interfaces into a single SoC. This shift toward the “Internet of Cars” has led to the development of more complex SoCs, demanding reliable and configurable interconnect technologies to accelerate time to market and reduce costs.
With the traditional automotive supply chain being disrupted by new business models and competition among semiconductor vendors, there is an increasing need for interconnect IP solutions. Our Network-on-Chip (NoC) IP and SoC Integration tools help developers create safer automotive applications that are optimized for low power, performance, cost, and in support of ISO 26262 functional safety.
Key Benefits
Optimized PPA
Arteris's interconnect IP solutions are designed to optimize the performance, power consumption, and cost of automotive systems, which is critical for developing high-performance, feature-rich automotive systems.
Safety
Using Arteris System IP, developers achieve ISO 26262-compliant design, verification, and documentation of safety-critical automotive systems and create ISO 26262-compliant Networks-on-Chip.
Advanced SoC Integration
Arteris's solutions aid developers in addressing the challenges of integrating multiple heterogeneous processing elements, memory systems, and communication interfaces into a single SoC.
Partner
In March 2024, Arteris delivered on its previously announced collaboration with Arm to speed up automotive electronics innovation with an emulation-based validation system for Armv9 and CHI-E-based designs to speed up innovation in automotive electronics 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 enable designers to get to market faster with an optimized and pre-validated high-bandwidth, low-latency Ncore cache coherent interconnect IP for Arm’s Automotive Enhanced (AE) compute portfolio. The partnership helps customers realize SoCs with high performance and power efficiency for safety-critical tasks while reducing project schedules and costs. It offers mutual customers a greater choice of safe, integrated, and optimized automotive solutions to enable faster time to market via seamless integration and optimized flows with the highest quality of results, enabling ISO 26262 systems with the highest automotive safety integrity levels (ASIL).
Featured Product
Ncore is the only scalable, highly configurable, ISO 26262 certified cache coherent NoC for modern SoC designs.
- Any Processor
- Multiple Protocols
- Flexible Configuration
Maximize engineering productivity and accelerate time-to-market, saving 50+ person years over a DIY project.
Products
- A Primer On ISO 26262 Certification
- ISO 26262 Training Courses | SemiEngineering
- Optimizing Automotive System Design With Arteris System IP | Arm
- Arm-Arteris Automotive Partnership | Arm
- Customers
- Dream Chip case study – Use of NoC IP Facilitates Tailoring SoC Platform Design into Bespoke SoC Devices
- Sondrel case study – Shortening Leading-Edge ADAS Design Cycles With FlexNoC To Deliver Customer Success
- Technical Papers
- Articles
- The Impact of Arteris on Automotive and Beyond with Frank Schirrmeister | SemiWiki Podcast
- Arm’s Broadest Ever Automotive Enhanced IP Portfolio Designed for the Future of Computing in Vehicles | Arm
- Podcast: The Impact of Arteris and Its Partnerships on the Automotive Industry and Beyond | SemiWiki
- Video: Architecting Automotive SoCs with AI/ML and Functional Safety Capabilities | YouTube
- Arm and Arteris Partner on Automotive | SemiWiki
- Driving Faster to a Software-defined Automotive Future with Arteris | Arm
- Scaling Safety Analysis. Reusability for FMEDA | SemiWiki
- Traceability and ISO 26262 | SemiWiki
- Architecture Wrinkles in Automotive AI: Unique Needs | SemiWiki
- The Reality of ISO 26262 Interpretation. Experience Matters | SemiWiki
- AI, Safety and Low Power, Compounding Complexity | SemiWiki
- Trends in AI and Safety for Cars | SemiWiki
- Safety and Platform-Based Design | SemiWiki
- Press Releases
- Arteris Selected by GigaDevice for Development in Next-Generation Automotive SoC With Enhanced FuSa Standards | Nov 19, 2024
- Arteris and MIPS Partner on High-Performance RISC-V SoCs for Automotive, Datacenter and Edge AI | Nov 12, 2024
- Arteris Selected by TIER IV for Intelligent Vehicles | Oct 29, 2024
- Arteris Expands Automotive Solutions for Armv9 Architecture CPUs | Mar 13, 2024
- Arteris Celebrates 3rd Year of Automotive ISO 26262 TCL1 Functional Safety Compliance for Magillem SoC Integration Automation | Nov 28, 2023
- Arteris Ncore Cache Coherent Interconnect IP Certified for ISO 26262 Automotive Functional Safety Standard | Nov 14, 2023
- Arteris Wins Autonomous Vehicle Technology of the Year Award | Oct 05, 2023
- Arteris Selected by BOS Semiconductors for Next-Generation Automotive Chips | May 11, 2023
- Sondrel Deploys Arteris IP for Next-Generation Multi-Channel Automotive SoC | May 03, 2022
- Arteris FlexNoC Interconnect Licensed by Telechips for Use in Advanced Automotive Applications | Dec 06, 2022
- Expanded Partnership Between Arteris and Arm to Accelerate Automotive Electronics | Sep 12, 2022
- Arteris FlexNoC Interconnect and Resilience Package Licensed in Neural Network Accelerator Chip Project Led by BMW Group | Apr 05, 2022