ARM releases new chip for safety-critical IoT applications including surgical robots and automotive
As the IoT moves more into the consumer realm, chip manufacturers see the safety-critical processor as an important growth market
Chip designer ARM has released a microprocessor designed for real-time applications where safety is critical such as automotive, robotics and healthcare. The new processor design, the Cortex R-52, has...
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