ZTE Microelectronics' "Hanyu" M1 has completed its compatibility testing with ETAS AUTOSAR, laying the foundation for ASIL-D level functional safety in smart cars.

ZTE Microelectronics and ETAS jointly announced that the "Hanyu" M1 chip has been fully compatible with ETAS's AUTOSAR basic software solution. This compatibility signifies that the two companies have joined forces to provide the industry with a plug-and-play, ASIL-D-compliant, integrated hardware and software solution. The "Hanyu" M1 is a high-performance automotive SoC designed for next-generation centrally integrated electronic and electrical architectures, focusing on solving the needs of high-speed interconnection and real-time exchange of massive data in multi-domain fusion scenarios of intelligent vehicles, providing the entire vehicle with an efficient, reliable, and secure chip-level solution.