Re:Intel Launches Atom C3000 SoCs: Up to 16 Cores for NAS, S...
by im_down_w_otp on Saturday February 25, 2017 @12:29PM
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I'm highly suspicious that these could end up in autonomous cars for anything other than head-unit duty, and you don't need anything as powerful as this for that task.
They'd have to have built the thing to a standard strict enough to be a component in an ASIL-D rated system, which there's no evidence has actually happened.
Unless they just mean for autonomous test mules and/or captive fleets.
They'd have to have built the thing to a standard strict enough to be a component in an ASIL-D rated system, which there's no evidence has actually happened.
Unless they just mean for autonomous test mules and/or captive fleets.