With the recently announced Matter certification program and ratified standard, the smart home is on the cusp of a rapid expansion.

The initiative aims to build quantum computers to help enable new innovations across energy, automotive, government, aerospace and other critical infrastructure.

making it easier for operators to configure a smart factory and adjust settings based on shifting market needs.

The new MCUs enable NXP’s battery management system (BMS) and EV power inverters to provide end-to-end solutions for next-generation EVs.

The recently launched Matter standard, developed within the Connectivity Standards Alliance by a consortium of industry leaders, including NXP, to ease device interoperab

the i.MX 95 family delivers high performance safety and security features, developed in compliance with automotive ASIL-B and industrial SIL-2 functional safety standards

The new SAF85xx one-chip family combines NXP’s high performance radar sensing and processing technologies into a single device

The i.MX RT600 crossover MCU provides optimal balance in power, performance, and memory.

As the latest members of NXP's JN series of devices, the JN5189 and JN5188 are NXP's first to provide an integrated NFC NTAG while supporting a wide operating temperature

The LPC551x/S1x MCU family offers developers low power consumption, embedded security, pin-, software- and peripheral-compatibility to accelerate time-to-market.

Building on the market-proven i.MX 6 and i.MX 8 series, i.MX 9 applications processors bring advanced performance-efficiency, security, and scalability to the intelligent

NXP’s implementation of innovative Energy Flex architecture is designed to extend battery life and reduce energy waste in portable or plugged-in devices.

The SoC features NXP’s integrated EdgeLock® security and is targeted to meet FIPS 140-3 while simultaneously executing highly complex cryptography and processing telemat

The portfolio also features the first instantiation of NXP’s new, specialized neural processing unit (NPU) for accelerating inference at the edge

The software-compatible S32Z and S32E processors help enable software-defined vehicles, reduce software integration complexity and enhance security and safety.