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Bringing Your Embedded Systems to Volume with NXP i.MX 9 Applications Processors on Toradex SoMs

Bringing Your Embedded Systems to Volume with NXP i.MX 9 Applications Processors on Toradex SoMs

About This Training

Scaling an embedded Linux product from prototype to production requires validated hardware, a mature software stack, and compliance‑ready security. This webinar covers the full journey—from silicon selection to regulatory readiness. Topics include an overview of the i.MX 9x SoC family (architecture, performance tiers, and use cases in industrial automation, edge AI, medical, and connected HMI); SoM vs. chip‑down design and how SoMs reduce time‑to‑market, re‑spin risk, and engineering cost; the NXP + Toradex software stack with upstream Linux, long‑term maintenance, and Torizon for OTA and fleet management; post‑quantum cryptography on i.MX 95 via EdgeLock; device security with EdgeLock 2GO; and CRA compliance using meta‑toradex‑security.

Presentation

What You Will Learn

Why System‑on‑Module (SoM) architectures reduce time‑to‑market, engineering risk, and overall development cost versus custom board designs.
How NXP and Toradex enable long‑term Linux support, OTA updates, and fleet management through the Torizon platform.
How post‑quantum cryptography on the i.MX 95 enhances device security for long‑lifecycle products.
How to streamline secure provisioning, key management, and CRA‑aligned security workflows using EdgeLock 2GO and meta‑toradex‑security.

Presented by

Kyle Fox

Senior Director, i.MX Applications Processors, NXP Semiconductors
Mohamed Raad

Group Product Manager, Devices, Toradex

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DURATION

1 hr 30 min

LANGUAGE

English

SKILL LEVEL

Beginner

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Additional Resources

NXP® i.MX - Computer on Modules

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