NXP Semiconductors has broadened the deployment of Arteris, Inc.’s system‑IP portfolio across its AI‑enabled silicon solutions, including neural processing units and microcontrollers. The expanded use covers Arteris FlexNoC, Ncore cache‑coherent NoC, CodaCache last‑level cache IP, and Magillem SoC integration automation software. These components are intended to accelerate data movement and improve performance, safety, and security in NXP’s edge‑AI products.
The expansion deepens a long‑standing relationship between the two companies and expands revenue potential for Arteris across multiple product lines. It reinforces Arteris’s position as a neutral, independent interconnect IP provider in the growing AI and chiplet markets.
Ajith Mekkoth, Executive Vice President of Advanced Chip Engineering at NXP, said, "At NXP, we are committed to delivering innovative, safe and secure edge AI devices for a smarter world. Arteris is a trusted technology provider whose silicon‑proven products are integral to our advanced solutions under development today. Their technology contributes to our silicon performance and helps us accelerate delivery of innovative solutions to market." K. Charles Janac, President and CEO of Arteris, added, "NXP has been a valued customer for many years, and we are thrilled to support their continued innovation and success. Our technology plays a critical role in enabling NXP to meet the performance, safety and security requirements of today's smart edge AI systems."
The move aligns with NXP’s broader strategy to enhance AI‑enabled silicon for intelligent vehicles, industrial systems, and consumer experiences. By integrating Arteris IP, NXP can streamline design, improve data‑movement efficiency, and meet stringent safety and security requirements. For Arteris, the expanded partnership signals continued demand for its high‑performance interconnect solutions and positions the company as a key enabler in the AI and chiplet ecosystems.
Arteris’s portfolio, which includes high‑performance NoC and cache IP, is increasingly critical as semiconductor designs grow more complex and AI workloads demand faster, more efficient data paths. The company’s neutral, independent stance allows it to serve a broad range of customers, and the NXP expansion underscores the relevance of its technology in the evolving AI market.
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