Sponsored Session: Why NXP is Doubling Down on Zephyr Project
summary
NXP commits more engineering and organizational resources to Zephyr, making Zephyr enablement as standard for new Secure Connected Edge products and moving SDKs to GitHub first. Concrete work includes upstreaming platform support, a demo running the same application on an RT1060 600 MHz and an MCX‑n board (RT runs a C ML model while MCX‑n uses the NPU with a TF Lite model compiled), adding a VS Code extension, installer, GDB server, quad‑motor over TSN demo, and augmented drivers — the demos and upstream contributions work.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:09NXP’s early Zephyr investment
- 7:20Supply chain lessons
- 9:05Customer benefits of Zephyr
- 11:56NXP portfolio with Zephyr
- 14:06Security and longevity
- 16:13Value beyond silicon
- 18:19Hardware-agnostic demo
- 23:57Zephyr developer experience
- 25:41Community collaboration
- 27:05Zephyr enablement
- 30:37Summary and Q&A
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