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Microchip and Elektrobit team up on automotive software integration

The companies announced pre-integrated AUTOSAR software for Microchip automotive processors.

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Microchip Technology and Elektrobit announced a collaboration on 15 October to simplify AUTOSAR-based software development on Microchip automotive platforms. The solution pairs Elektrobit software and tools with Microchip hardware.

EB tresos AutoCore OS and AutoCore Generic modules are immediately available on Microchip SAMA5 processors. Initial market activity will target Asian automotive segments; further platform support is expected later.

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