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Saturday, 21 May 2011

NXP demonstrates new 'car-to-anything' IEEE802.11p comms platform

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Car-to-x (C2X) communication on a public road in Holland
By Nick Flaherty www.flaherty.co.uk

Dutch chip maker NXP Semiconductors has demonstrated car-to-x (C2X) communication on a public road in the Netherlands. With this demo, NXP is the first semiconductor company to take the step from showing concepts to actually demonstrating an automotive-ready hardware platform for connected mobility. NXP
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