Lattice and NXP Deliver Flexible, Secure Computing Solution for the Industrial Edge
Key Highlights
- ➤Lattice and NXP launched the PCIe Companion solution for industrial edge applications
- ➤NXP i.MX 95 processors pair with Lattice Nexus-based FPGAs over PCIe
- ➤Hardware-rooted security supports emerging EU Cyber Resilience Act and CNSA 2.0 requirements
- ➤Solution is available now across discrete, System-on-Module, and multi-chip configurations
Expert Statements
Raemin Wang, Vice President, Segment Marketing at Lattice Semiconductor
“Lattice FPGAs bring real-time connectivity, programmable I/O, and hardware security that complement NXP's i.MX applications processor, whether as a companion chip or a primary controller. Together with NXP, we are combining a trusted compute portfolio with low power FPGA technology to provide industrial system designers a scalable, flexible foundation to build the next generation of smart, connected, and secure industrial systems.”
Larry Olivas, Vice President and General Manager, Secure Connected Edge Segment Marketing, NXP Semiconductors
“NXP’s i.MX 95 applications processors, with post-quantum cryptography, expansive machine vision capabilities and immersive 3D graphics, combined with Lattice FPGAs gives system designers the flexibility and long-life support they need to build industrial platforms that will remain viable for years to come. Together, we are delivering a solution that meets the real-time, connectivity, and security requirements of today’s most demanding industrial applications.”
Lattice and NXP Deliver Flexible, Secure Computing Solution for the Industrial Edge
Lattice Semiconductor (NASDAQ: LSCC), the low power programmable and platform firmware leader, today announced the Lattice NXP PCIe(®) Companion solution, jointly enabled and promoted with NXP(®) Semiconductors. Pairing NXP’s i.MX 95 applications processor with Lattice Nexus™-based FPGAs over PCIe, the solution addresses the real-time connectivity, deterministic I/O, and security challenges in industrial automation, robotics, and intelligent edge applications.
Get started
Create a free account to read the full story.