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Automotive Update Archive
Issue 20 - July 2018
- First Standalone 5G Standards Emerge
- Automotive is setting the goalposts for next generation designs [article]
- Addressing Automotive Safety Requirements with ASIL D Ready Vision Processor IP [video]
- Integrated ADAS Domain Controller SoCs with ISO 26262 Certified [article]
- Are there ever legitimate reasons for hacking a car? [Blog]
- What’s under your hood? Connected car security and you [ebook]
Issue 19 - June 2018
- Where’s My Autonomous Vehicle?
- Synopsys Announces Industry's Most Comprehensive Automotive ISO 26262 Certification for Design Platform [News]
- Look Ma! No Hands! Test & Repair Requirements for Autonomous Vehicles [video]
- IP for Centralized ADAS Domain Controllers [white paper]
- Software Security in the Automotive Industry [Brochure]
- Secure automotive software at any speed [blog]
Issue 18 - May 2018
Issue 17 - April 2018
Issue 16 - March 2018
Issue 15 - February 2018
- Managing and Securing Open Source Software in the Automotive Industry
- Can You Test a Car’s Electronic Components Throughout its Lifetime of Use? [Article]
- Partitioning Functional Safety Requirements Between IP Such as Data Converters and SoC Functional Blocks [White Paper]
- Protecting Automotive Systems with a Root of Trust [Article]
- 4 Key Questions (and Answers) for Automotive Cybersecurity [Blog]
- Fault Injection: ISO 26262 and How to Handle Safety and Security Critical Component or Software Failures [Video]
Issue 14 - January 2018
- The Road Less Traveled: How Mesh Networks Might Enable Autonomous Driving Beyond Cities
- Synopsys DFTMAX LogicBIST Deployed by Renesas for In-System Automotive Test [News]
- LucidDrive Software’s New Pixel Light Simulation Technology Improves Automotive Headlamp Safety and Efficiency [News]
- Safety, Security & Open Source in the Automotive Industry [Blog]
Issue 13 - November 2017
- Are We There Yet? Level-Setting Autonomous Vehicles [Blog]
- Synopsys Test Platform Tools Certified for the Most Stringent Level of Automotive Safety Measures Defined by the ISO 26262 Standard [News]
- Synopsys and CEA Announce Partnership to Develop Emulation Solutions for Automotive Applications [News]
- Easing Smart Automotive Design and Certification with High-Performance Processors for Safety-Critical Applications [Article]
- Synopsys Introduces Complete Functional Safety Test Solution to Accelerate ISO 26262 Compliance for Automotive SoCs [News]]
- Secure Automotive Software at Any Speed [Blog]
Issue 12 - October 2017
- How to Assess TCLs for ISO 2626
- Functional Safety Issues Rising [Article]
- Synopsys and NXP Extend Multiyear Automotive Center of Excellence Collaboration for NXP S32 Automotive Processing Platform [News]
- Achieving ISO 26262 Certification with ASIL-Ready IP [Article]
- Developing High-Reliability Reprogrammable NVM IP for Automotive Applications [White Paper]
- Synopsys to Brief U.S. Congressional Robotics Caucus on Autonomous Vehicles [Blog]
- Achieving MISRA C 2004 & 2012 Compliance with the Synopsys Software Integrity Platform [White Paper]
Issue 11 - September 2017
Issue 10 - August 2017
- Functional Safety for FPGA-Based Hardware Designs [White Paper]
- Flavors of SPI: Emerging Protocol in Automotive [Blog]
- How Automotive is Changing IP Standards [Blog]
- Synopsys Interface IP Portfolio on 16-nm FinFET Process Meets Stringent Automotive AEC-Q100 Grade 1 Temperature Requirements [News]
- Meeting ISO 26262 Software Standards [White Paper]
- Are There Ever Legitimate Reasons for Hacking a Car? [Blog]
- Synopsys Fuzzing Report Identifies Exploits in the Open Source Protocols and Common File Formats Used Across Six Key Industries, Including Automotive [News]
Issue 9 - July 2017
- MISRA: Ensuring Automotive Software Safety and Security from the Start
- FPGAs Allow Customization of SEU Mitigation [Article]
- High-Quality Automotive IC Design with IP Subsystems [Article]
- The 5 Essential Elements of a Successful Software Security Initiative [White Paper]
- Synopsys Enhances Its Software Integrity Platform; Expands Coverage for MISRA Compliance [News]
Issue 8 - June 2017
- Under the Hood of Automotive Standards Compliance
- Using VDKs for Automotive Systems Development [White Paper]
- Synopsys Custom Compiler Certified by Samsung for 28FDS Process Technology and Automotive Applications [News]
- Self-Driving Cars Rattle Supply Chain [Article]
- How Machines Can Use Deep Learning and CNN in ADAS Applications [Video]
- DesignWare Embedded Vision Processor IP Quadruples CNN Performance, Delivering Maximum Throughput for ADAS Applications [News]
- New Car Communications Could Give Hackers a Free Ride [Blog]
- Autonomous Cars Drive New Software [Article]
Issue 7 - May 2017
- Automotive Security Goes Beyond the Car [Blog]
- Synopsys Accelerates Robust AMS Design for Automotive ICs [News]
- The Evolution of Deep Learning for ADAS Applications [Article]
- Automotive Safety in High-Volume Applications [Article]
- Synopsys Extends Portfolio of ASIL Ready ISO 26262 Certified DesignWare IP [News]
- ISO 26262 Compliance through Software Testing [Podcast]
Issue 6 - Apr 2017
- The Basics of Foundation IP for Automotive ICs [White Paper]
- Software Security and the Connected Car [Podcast]
- Secure Automotive Software at Any Speed [Blog]
Issue 5 - Mar 2017
Issue 4 - Feb 2017
- How Leading Automotive IC Suppliers Accelerate Time to Automotive Test Goals and ISO 26262 Certification [News]
- Best Practices for ISO 26262 ASIL Ready Automotive ADAS SoCs [Article]
- In-Vehicle Infotainment Vulnerabilities Through the MirrorLink Interoperability Standard [Blog]
- Automotive Cybersecurity – Industry Taking a Leadership Role [Video]
- Achieving MISRA C 2004 & 2012 Compliance with the Synopsys Software Integrity Platform [White Paper]
Issue 3 - Jan 2017
Issue 2 - Dec 2016
Issue 1 - Nov 2016
Issue 20 - First Standalone 5G Standards Emerge
Issue 19 - Where's My Autonomous Vehicle?
Issue 18 – Automotive Silicon and Software Creates New Opportunities … and Risks
Issue 17 – How to Get Started with Software Development for NXP's S32 Automotive Platform
Issue 16 – Security and the Connected Car: Minimizing Vulnerabilities