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Texas Instruments enhances automotive safety, audio with fewer chips

Texas Instruments shows the more complicated vehicle infrastructure of today vs. its new technology.
Texas Instruments' new chip technology reduces the number of safety sensors to one from six and cuts automaker cost. (TEXAS INSTRUMENTS)
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Hannah Lutz
January 06, 2025 02:00 PM

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