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Infineon and AWS have launched a new cloud platform to accelerate automotive MCU development, marking a significant shift toward cloud-based computing and collaborative development in the automotive semiconductor industry. As automotive electronic systems become increasingly complex, from traditiona

Infineon Technologies and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have introduced a cloud-based platform for virtual automotive microcontroller (MCU) evaluation, marking a significant shift in how silicon is assessed in the era of software-defined vehicles. Built on AWS’s open-source Virtual Engineering Workbench

MuseLab has launched the nanoCH32H417 development board, a cost-effective solution based on the WCH CH32H417 dual-core RISC-V microcontroller priced at just $17. This board supports USB 3.0, Fast Ethernet (100Mbps), and other advanced features, making it a versatile platform for embedded developers.