Infineon

21st September 2020

Cyber-Security Hardware at Risk of Being Ignored

Automotive cyber-security hardware remains a relatively small market and a missing piece in the vehicle protection. According to a forecast by security chip provider Infineon, cyber hacks might cost...

By Roma Nazarov

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Google push for in-car gesture control uses wearable nano-chips

Bloomberg reports Google and Infineon Technologies are developing the nano-chips that will even recognise individuals. Infineon, Germany’s biggest chipmaker, has developed the radar sensor semiconductor and is working with...

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