Presented by
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Technical Director, NXP Global Memory Liaison, NXP Semiconductors
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Linux and Android, BSP Developer, Variscite
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Ongoing memory supply constraints are creating new risks for embedded product roadmaps, production schedules, and long-term availability. At the same time, broader market and technology trends, such as AI adoption and growing memory requirements, are making platform flexibility more important than ever.
In this joint NXP and Variscite webinar, we will explore how to design embedded platforms for long-term availability and flexibility, and how the standardized SMARC architecture, combined with NXP i.MX applications processors, can help companies build more resilient embedded systems.
During the session, we will examine memory and storage considerations for new designs, including LPDDR4, LPDDR5, eMMC, and future UFS support, and discuss how technology choices made today can impact performance, availability, and migration options throughout the product lifecycle.
The session will include a practical demonstration of transitioning between two SMARC modules, showing a migration from an existing SMARC-based platform to Variscite’s VAR-SMARC-MX8M-PLUS System on Module, based on the NXP i.MX 8M Plus applications processor.
Discover how designing around an open module standard can help your organization respond faster to supply disruptions, reduce dependence on a single hardware source, and protect product continuity without starting the design process from scratch.
Not sure you can join? You should still register! Slides and a recording of the session will be available after the webinar.
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