NXP crossover MCU available in volume production
NXP’s iMX RT600 crossover MCU, now available in volume production, targets ultra-low-power, secure edge applications including audio, voice, and machine
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Etron delivers legacy DRAM for edge IoT
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Electronic Products announces winners of the 2019 Product of the Year Awards
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