QNX adapts software for ORITEK chips targeting European automakers
What happened
QNX, through its business unit Gasgoo Munich-QNX, completed the adaptation of QNX Software Development Platform 8.0 for ORITEK’s Longquan 560 series SoC platform. This integrated solution combines QNX’s safety-certified software with ORITEK’s automotive-grade chips. The platform is already being used in a forward-facing intelligent camera project for a major Chinese automaker.
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Why it matters
The integration supports the industry shift toward software-defined vehicles and centralized computing architectures. Advanced driver assistance systems require substantial computing power, functional safety, and real-time performance. QNX noted that this integration provides Chinese automakers with a validated, safety-certified software foundation combined with advanced AI chip capabilities.
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Who's involved
- QNXAdapted its software platform for use in automotive chips and systems
- BlackBerryOwns QNX through its business unit Gasgoo Munich-QNX
- ChinaIs a market where the integrated platform is already being used
- EuropeIs the target region for the automaker transition toward software-defined vehicles