Infineon presented its case for using RISC-V in automotive processors for next-generation vehicles at Hot Chips 2026.

ServeTheHome’s September 13 article summary reports that Infineon presented a case for using RISC-V in automotive processors at Hot Chips 2026. The stated application is next-generation vehicles, rather than data-center servers or cloud AI accelerators.

The summary refers to using RISC-V across various automotive processors. It does not identify particular processor products, automotive customers, or production programs.

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