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Next-generation aircraft and spacecraft are generating big data from high-resolution sensors. They are interconnected with other vehicles and are able to securely access clouds. The need for safety and dependability is increasing, even as the aerospace regulatory framework for certification becomes stricter.
The evolution to centralized vehicle computing is driving new connectivity requirements. Discover how SerDes supports high-speed sensor data streaming while reducing system complexity.
Building on its High-Speed Ethernet controller IP family, Cadence provides ESUN-ready controller IP for next-generation AI scale-up networking.
This blog post explores how the team verified a 10BASE-T1S automotive ethernet subsystem using a Cadence tools-based multi-platform verification, which unifies simulation, emulation, and formal verification techniques.
Learn how ESUN enhances Ethernet for lossless, predictable AI scale-up networking—cutting overhead, reducing tail latency, and improving efficiency.
Ethernet has evolved significantly from 10 Mbps shared media to today’s multi-hundred gigabit high-speed links. One foundational feature that has enabled this scalability and ease of deployment is Auto-Negotiation (AN).
