NXP Semiconductors stock: Lattice design opens industrial edge path

Published on 11/12/2026 at 17:45 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

NXP Semiconductors stock is in focus after Lattice introduced a joint industrial-edge PCIe design. Customer design-in is available now.

Industrial edge expansion takes shape

NXP and Lattice introduced a PCIe companion design linking the i.MX 95 processor with Nexus-based FPGAs.
The solution targets industrial automation, robotics and intelligent edge systems requiring deterministic I/O and security.
Design-in is available across discrete, system-on-module and multi-chip module configurations.

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NXP Semiconductors stock is in focus after Lattice Semiconductor announced a jointly enabled PCIe Companion solution on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. The release adds a new industrial-edge hardware path around NXP's i.MX 95 applications processor and is available for customer design-in.

Lattice Semiconductor said its Nexus-based FPGAs connect with the i.MX 95 over PCIe. The combination is aimed at industrial automation, robotics and intelligent edge applications that need real-time connectivity, deterministic input and output, programmable interfaces and hardware-based security.

What the new design adds

The FPGA works alongside NXP's applications processor to provide low-latency and customizable I/O while the processor handles application software, artificial intelligence and other computing tasks. The architecture is intended to help customers modernize existing industrial systems for newer interface standards.

The solution is offered in CertusPro-NX and Certus-NX configurations. It is available for design-in through discrete components, system-on-module products and multi-chip module configurations. Lattice supplies the FPGA reference design and development tools, while NXP provides the software driver and technical documentation. Reference designs and evaluation kits are also available through Arrow Electronics.

Commercial significance remains open

The announcement broadens the hardware ecosystem around the i.MX 95 and extends an existing collaboration between the two chipmakers across industrial, data-center and networking applications. It does not provide revenue guidance, order details or a change to NXP's outlook. For investors, the next test is whether design-ins develop into customer qualifications and meaningful production volumes.

NXP Semiconductors stock traded at 241.53 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 17:41 CET on Thursday, November 12, 2026.