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“Write Code Before Semiconductors Are Released”… Automotive RISC-V Transition: What Developers Must Prepare First
Infineon announced on the 20th through a press briefing that it will introduce RISC-V, an open standard instruction set architecture (ISA), to its next-generation automotive microcontroller (MCU) product line and launch it within several years. With this trend of change, automotive developers are expected to require shift-left with virtual prototyping before silicon as a key focus, including preparations in toolchain, AUTOSAR/driver, safety, and security.
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