AUTOSAR remains the same, but the way AUTOSAR is created changes.
Published2026.04.23 20:01Infineon's RISC-V transition is not about replacing AUTOSAR with a different standard, but rather sparking competition in porting, bundling, and reference architecture to use AUTOSAR identically on RISC-V, while simultaneously shifting development methodology toward normalizing pre-silicon development.
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