NXP Semiconductors

NXP Semiconductors is a leading supplier of high-performance mixed-signal products. The firm acquired Freescale Semiconductor in 2015 and now has significant market share in the automotive market, where it supplies microcontrollers and analog chips into automotive clusters, powertrains, infotainment systems, and radars. NXP Semiconductors also serves industrial and Internet of Things, mobile, and communications infrastructure.

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Developer of an embedded real-time operating system designed to provide intelligence and virtualization solutions for safety and security functionality. The company's system offers real-time military-grade security to protect the edge, gateway and cloud devices, isolation technology to separate and protect critical enterprise infrastructure and separation kernel technologies to provide security without compromising performance and real-time determinism, thereby enabling customers to simplify and decentralize platform abstraction layers by providing a modular development and integration framework.

San Jose, United States

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1953

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