Borea has opened a new engineering service aimed squarely at the DRAM crisis: redesigning embedded systems onto NXP silicon that customers can actually buy. The memory market has stopped behaving like a market. Data centre demand has absorbed the bulk of global DRAM output, and equipment makers outside the AI supply chain are being told […]
orea’s highest-performance IP block yet: six Cortex-A55 cores, Cortex-M7 and M33 safety domains, eIQ Neutron NPU, 10GbE with TSN, and a memory interface that takes either LPDDR5 or LPDDR4X.
A single validated layout that accepts either the NXP i.MX 91 or the i.MX 93, with a single 16-bit LPDDR4 device and inline ECC — so processor choice can be deferred until you know what you can buy.
Borea launches world’s first NXP MPC8306 based single board computer for industrial applications. It is powered by smallest NXP Power microprocessor being able to run Linux operating system without any limitations. It can be used for various industrial applications where reliability and connectivity is required. Together with Bores QuiccEngine microcoding service almost any communication protocol can be […]
Borea received license to develop custom microcodes for NXP QuiccEngine and eRISC communication processors.