
Enterprise Mobility Management
Telechips Launches Koreas First High-Performance Mobility Network Processor AXON
SEOUL, South Korea--(BUSINESS WIRE)--#AXON--Telechips (KOSDAQ: 054450) has introduced AXON (TCN100x), a high-performance network processor designed for mobility applications.
AXON is a network System on Chip (SoC) that supports the highest safety level ASIL-D in ISO26262, ensuring top-tier safety and performance. It aids global automakers and top-tier companies in transitioning to next-generation E/E architectures and realizing Software Defined Vehicles (SDVs). This solution supports high-performance processing, expanded network bandwidth, and ultra-low latency with real-time security features. It integrates multi-channel Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) Ethernet, CAN, and LIN-dedicated hardware network switches, ensuring robust network performance.
The product applies the latest high-performance Cortex-A65AE multicore and multi-domain MCU cores from UK-based ARM, enabling stable in-vehicle network management and ultra-low latency data processing. It supports Over-the-Air (OTA) updates, diagnostics, network management, and application integration, offering an architecture optimized for SDV environments.
Compared to competitors, AXON provides 2x higher application processing performance, 1.5x more Ethernet channels, and over 2.5x increased bandwidth. This breakthrough overcomes the limitations of traditional domain architectures and accelerates the transition to zonal architectures. Additionally, it features an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) with a dedicated Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) engine and integrates MACsec and IPsec security protocols, strengthening cybersecurity measures.
Notably, AXON adopts an SoC architecture that minimizes the need for external integrated circuits (ICs), reducing system costs and development time. By leveraging this product, manufacturers can achieve more efficient network designs and optimized system BOM (Bill of Materials) configurations, maximizing cost savings.
JK Lee, CEO of Telechips, stated, "To secure a competitive edge in the SDV era, we are building sustained growth momentum in the automotive market through in-depth market analysis, bold investments, and technological innovation. Following our success in infotainment, we are expanding our high-performance networking product portfolio and strengthening global partnerships to position Telechips as a leading HPC (High-Performance Computing) company with core semiconductor capabilities for the SDV era."
About Telechips
Telechips is a global fabless company providing comprehensive semiconductor solutions for the automotive industry. With expertise in high-performance and highly reliable SoC technology, Telechips plays a key role in the software-driven mobility era, covering infotainment, MCU, high-performance network gateways, ADAS, and AI.
To learn more about Telechips, visit its website at www.telechips.com
Contacts
Telechips
KW Lee
+82-2-3017-5730
ma40481@telechips.com
Alley Chun
+82-2-3017-5722
alley.chun@telechips.com
First published on Mon, Feb 17, 2025
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