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Baby You Can Drive My Car
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Baby You Can Drive My Car

The average mid-range car has over a dozen microprocessors in it. High-end models have over 100. Those systems need to be ultra-reliable and re-usable, they need to be tough and robust, and they need to be cheap. How can a developer possibly meet all those goals at once?
16 April 2013
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In this seminar, we look at tips and tricks for developing tough, scalable automotive systems that can meet the above objectives and more.

This will be a multi-sponsored event, presented by:
Freescale, Micron, Perforce Software and Qt by Dgia

Register today for the live event.

16 April 2013
byNews Desk

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