Semiconductors for the Connected World –

Safe, Secure, Smart

- Lars Reger

CTO, NXP Automotive

Why we need the Charter of Trust –

- Wolfgang Steinbauer

Lead of Competence Center Crypto and Security

Operations across

33 CountriesHeadquartered in Eindhoven,

Netherlands

30,000+Employees

10,000+Engineers

9,000Patent Families

60+Year History

$10BApproaching $10B

Annual Revenue

A Position of Strength to Better

Serve Our Customers

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Automotive Industrial & IoT MobileCommunication,

Infrastructure & Other

Our Target Markets

Secure Connections for a Smarter World…is becoming

reality

Processing

(incl. AI/ ML)

Safety &

SecurityConnectivitySensing

NXP has

all Enabling

Technologies

Cloud Infrastructure

Machine

Learning Authentication

ServicesData

Analytics

Edge to Node

Smart Home

Smart

Infrastructure

Smart Health Smart

Assistant

Smart RetailSmart Manufacturing

& Robotics Wearables Smart Media &

Education

Smart

Transportation

Smart

City

NXP – The Edge Compute Company

Automotive

Industrial & IoT

Mobile

Communication &

Infrastructure

Processing

(incl. AI/ ML)

Safety &

SecurityConnectivitySensing

NXP has

all Enabling

Technologies

Edge to Node

Smart Home

Smart

Infrastructure

Smart Health Smart

Assistant

Smart RetailSmart Manufacturing

& Robotics Wearables Smart Media &

Education

Smart

Transportation

Smart

City

Waves of Innovation

10B -

100M -

1M -

0.01M -

1B -

10M -

0.1M -

19

50

-

19

70

-

19

90

-

2000 -

20

10

-

20

20

-

19

80

-

19

60

-

Units S

hip

pe

d

Bipolar ICs CMOS MPU

DRAM

Bipolar Fast Air Interface

Servers

Free Storage, Big Data

Neural Networks & Processing

Mainframe Mini-Computer PCs Cell Phones IoT/ AI

1 2 3 4 5

Source: Extracted from Jefferies Report

IoT/ AI the next innovation wave

Semiconductors for the Connected WorldSafe, Secure and Smart

IoT and AI – The Next Wave of Innovation

Four Technology Pillars Unlocking the IoT/AI Wave

Architecting Smart Devices

The Internet of Things is Transforming Our World

Connectivity Safety & Security(incl Privacy)

Processing (incl AI, ML)

Sensing

1B+ additional

consumers online,

30B+ connected devices

Physical and functional

safety & security to protect

the smarter world

40B+ devices with

intelligence shipped

in 2020

Precise perception

of the analog and

human environment

Smart

Transportation

Smart Cities

Smart Industry

Smart & green mobility

Autonomous transport

Traffic management

Infotainment

Smart retail

Public Safety

Secure identification

Smart access

Smart Infrastructure

Smart Hospital

Smart Transportation

Industry 4.0

Factory automation

Machine learning

Agriculture 3.0

Smart utilities

Major IoT Growth Markets

Smart Home

Connected

ConsumerMobile payment

Smart cards

Wearables

Healthcare

Smart appliances & Computing

Smart Metering

Home automation & surveillance

Entertainment & Gaming

Massive Growth in Smart Connected Devices Forecasted IoT market growth from 15 billion devices in 2015

to 31 billion devices in 2020 and 75 billion in 2025

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025

0

20

40

60

80

(Billions)

Install base

Smart Connected Devices,

global market

Source: IHS

15 18 20 2327

31 36

43

50

62

75

Semiconductors for the Connected WorldSafe, Secure and Smart

IoT and AI – The Next Wave of Innovation

Four Technology Pillars Unlocking the IoT/AI Wave

Architecting Smart Devices

High-Performance SensingPrecise recognition of the analog & human environment

Human

Contact

Beyond Line

of Sight

Line of

Sight

Mesh Networks (V2X, ZigBee)

Radar Laser Vision Ultrasound

Face & Gesture

Recognition

Biometrics

(Fingerprint & Iris)

Voice Recognition Motion, Pressure,

Temperature Sensing

1

WIDE AREA

SHORT

RANGE

ULTRA-SHORT

RANGE CAT-M1 NB-IoT

5G

Wireless ConnectivityConnectivity landscape with varying performance, energy, range

2

UWB

DSRC (V2X)

Enable Real-Time Analytics and ActuationTime sensitive applications not hampered by network latency

On-Board Machine Learning Precise & fast detection, classification, adaptation

Reduce Data Center TrafficData centers only process & store relevant data

Reduce Network CostLocal processing shields Cloud from large part of raw data

Safeguard PrivacyTransmit semantic data rather than raw data

Increase SecurityResilience to offline conditions

Robustness & SafetyLatency & availability

EconomicsPerformance & efficiency

Less bandwidth & storage

Data Protection Privacy & security

Moving from Cloud to edge: Edge ComputingEfficient, High-Performance Processing

3

Machine Learning/AISuperior recognition & digital modelling enabling new applications

SecurityAutomatically detecting

attacks or strange user

behavior

Personal Health52% breast cancers detected

on mammography scans one year

before officially diagnosed

(computer-assisted diagnosis) 1

Autonomous

DrivingCould reduce road

fatalities by 90%2

Voice

AssistantsTop benefits seen

by U.S. consumers:3

- Better purchasing guidance

- Less time in front of screens

- Convenience in daily life

- Less waiting time in hotlines

1) Gartner Predicts 2017 2) McKinsey & Company, 2015 3) Statista: Opinion of the benefits of virtual assistants among U.S. residents 2017

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Semiconductors for the Connected WorldSafe, Secure and Smart

IoT and AI – The Next Wave of Innovation

Four Technology Pillars Unlocking the IoT/AI Wave

Architecting Smart Devices

Domain-based Architectures

3 Examples

T O D A Y T O M O R R O W

Distributed Flat Architecture• Low bandwidth network

• One MCU per application

Gateway

Connectivity

Powertrain & Vehicle

Dynamics

Connected

Infotainment

Body & Comfort ADAS Autonomy

Domain ControllerDomain Controller

Domain Controller

Domain Controller Domain Controller

Domain Architecture• High performance domain MPUs

• Edge nodes & sensors

• High bandwidth

• Gateway

• Safety & security

Vehicle Architecture Transformation

Secure

Gate

ways &

Netw

ork

s

Smart VehiclesDomain-based Architecture

Connectivity

Driver Replacement

Powertrain &

Vehicle Dynamics

Body & Comfort

In-Vehicle Experience

Connectivity

DC In-Vehicle

Experience

Powertrain &

Vehicle

Dynamics

DC DC

DC DC

Body &

Comfort

Driver

Replacement

Gateway

20

Domain

Architecture

• Domain MPUs

• Edge Nodes & Sensors

• High Bandwidth

• Gateway

• Safety & Security

SENSE THINK ACT

Connectivity Domain

Controller

Connectivity

Connected

Infotainment

ADAS Autonomy

Body & Comfort

Powertrain &

Vehicle Dynamics

Camera

Lidar

Ultrasonic

Cockpit Domain

Controller

PowertrainDomain

Controller

Touch Displays

BodyDomain

Controller

Voice Recognition

Radar

HVAC, Interior Lighting

Doors, seats, steering wheel,

mirrors, wipers, sunroof

eCockpit

Amplifiers

Switch Panels

Motion & Pressure

Speed

Steering

Airbag

Suspension

Cellular

WiFi, BT, GNSS, NFC

V2X

Radio & Audio

Smart Car Access

Sensor Fusion& Planning

Domain Controller

PowertrainDomain

Controller

BodyDomain

Controller

eCockpitDomain

Controller

Ne

two

rk G

ate

wa

y

Engine

Transmission

Brake

Battery Cell Management

Temp, Light, Humidity

Connectivity

Autonomy

Energy Management

& Motion

Body Electronics

& Controls

Human Machine

Interface

Secure

Gate

ways &

Netw

ork

s

Smart Appliances – Example Cleaning RobotDomain-based Architecture

Secure connectivity (Contactless [NFC], wired or wireless [narrow band, cellular, BT, WiFi])

Gesture and speech recognition

Smart (wireless) charging

Highly efficient power management

Self-driving and self-management, machine learning

capability on highly efficient µc and sensor architecture,

Connectivity

Autonomy

Energy Management

Environment & Facility

Information Management,

Human Machine

Interaction

Secure

Gate

ways &

Netw

ork

s

Secure broadband connectivity (wired [optical fibres] or wireless [5G])

Noise cancellation

Smart information for staff (warnings, real time performance & quality data)

Smart training (maintenance manuals etc)

Light, Temperature, Humidity, Room Occupancy & Smart Access

Smart Metering, Seamless supply of energy & water, Smart Charging,

Management of renewable energy generation (solar, wind)

Self management function of the manufacturing line – ordering

material, individualization of processes, surveillance, maintenance &

cleaning, moving of production parts & smart logistics, warehousing

Industry 4.0 – Smart FactoryDomain-based Architecture

• Scalable System Solutions

• Software / Hardware re-use across platforms

• Know-how transfer on critical competencies:

functional safety, data privacy & security, quality

Efficiency and Simplifcation through:

Great Potential for Broad-Based Semiconductor CompaniesCustomer Pain Points

Rising Cost of IoT

Solutions

System Complexity Data Privacy &

Security

Functional Safety Quality &

Robustness

Safety & Security – Basis of User AcceptanceNo Safety Without Security & Privacy Protection

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Security 2.0 Built Into Everything We Do

CONNECTED THINGS

LIFE CYCLE

MANAGEMENTInteroperability

Authenticity

Device Integrity

SW Management

Secure Access

Credential

Management

Data Integrity

& Privacy

Security & Privacy by Design

4

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Ubiquitous Security in an Insecure World

Protect the System over Lifetime

Secure encrypted

Communication

Cloud Services

Prevent Security Attacks

Recover from Attacks

Learn from

Attacks

Trusted Execution and Authentication

Tamper resistant storage

Hardware Root of Trust

Defense in depth with adaptive learning

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Ubiquitous Security in an Insecure World

Protect the System over Lifetime

Secure encrypted

Communication

Cloud Services

Prevent Security Attacks

Recover from Attacks

Learn from

Attacks

Trusted Execution and Authentication

Tamper resistant storage

Hardware Root of Trust

Defense in depth with adaptive learning MCU / AP + Isolated Secure Sub-

System

Secure Sub-

System

SecureOS

User

Application

Space

Isolation

The Charter of Trust

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Charter of Trust addressing G7

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CoT is addressing the Group of Seven (G7 - Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, United States) plus the European Union.

These countries represent more than 46% of the global gross domestic product (GDP) and more than 32% of the global GDP It is vital that these countries jointly address the cybersecurity and generate trust on connected devices, services and infrastructure.

CoT members are asking G7 to support the 10 Principles.

The 10 Principles

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The Charter of Trust

Industry led initiative to ensure that cybersecurity and trust is implicit in the connected world.

NXP and the Charter of Trust

Key organisations agreed on 10 principles to follow when developing products and services.

Founding members are leaders in their domain.

Lead security in the connected world and show by example that cybersecurity must be paramount.

NXP: “Cybersecurity and the protection of our

technological and societal assets becomes a global

challenge. Strengthening collaboration with partners

from industry, governments and society is essential in

developing new means and technologies that will

protect our future information systems and networks.”

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