Market Share of Europe Digital Signal Processor Industry
Europe Digital Signal Processor Market is moderately competitive and consists of several major players such as Texas Instruments Inc., Intel Corporation, Analog Devices Inc., Infineon Technologies AG, NXP Semiconductors NV, etc. In terms of market share, few major players currently dominate the market. Many companies, however, are expanding their market presence by securing new contracts and entering new markets through innovations and technological advancements. The following are some recent market developments:
September 2022: SiFive announced the release of three RISC-V automobile processors. Car component makers such as Renesas and Siemens will employ the new E6-A, S7-A, and X280-A RISC-V-based processors to drive safety-critical computing applications, sensor arrays, AI-assisted driving systems, and I.C. parts utilized by HUDs or electrification routes.
February 2022: NXP Semiconductors introduced the S32G GoldVIP to assist with the real-time and application programming problems of software-defined cars that use S32G vehicle networking processors. This innovative vehicle connection platform provides several value offerings for S32G processor assessment, software development, and quick prototyping operations.
June 2022: NXP Semiconductors N.V. unveiled two new processor types that add secure, high-performance real-time computing to NXP's revolutionary S32 automotive platform. The S32Z and S32E processor families assist the automotive sector in accelerating the incorporation of various real-time systems for domains and zonal control, safety processing, and automobile electrification, which are crucial to the next generations of safer and more economical automobiles. The S32Z processors are suitable for safety processing, domains, zonal control, and smart actuation, whereas the S32E processors are perfect for electric vehicle (xEV) management and smart actuation.
Europe Digital Signal Processor Market Leaders
Intel Corporation
Texas Instruments Inc.
Analog Devices Inc.
NXP Semiconductors NV
Infineon Technologies AG
*Disclaimer: Major Players sorted in no particular order
