NXP Semiconductors stock adds industrial edge route with Lattice

NXP Semiconductors and Lattice Semiconductor introduced a jointly enabled PCIe Companion solution on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. The announcement, carried by Nasdaq from a Lattice Semiconductor release, adds an industrial-edge hardware path around NXP's i.MX 95 applications processor.

NXP Semiconductors stock traded at 238.95 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 12:05 CET on Thursday, November 12, 2026.

Processor and FPGA join forces

The solution connects the i.MX 95 with Lattice Nexus-based field-programmable gate arrays over PCIe. The companies position the combination for industrial automation, robotics and intelligent edge applications that require real-time connectivity, deterministic input and output, and security.

Lattice offers the solution in CertusPro-NX and Certus-NX configurations as a companion chip for NXP's i.MX 95 system-on-chip processors. The FPGA adds low-latency connectivity, programmable I/O and custom hardware capabilities alongside NXP's processor. That architecture is intended to help designers modernize existing industrial systems for newer interface standards while retaining real-time processing and AI capabilities.

Design support is available now

The joint solution is available for design-in in discrete, System-on-Module and multi-chip module configurations. Lattice supplies the FPGA reference design and development tools. NXP provides the software driver and related documentation, while Arrow Electronics offers reference designs and evaluation kits.

The release also points to hardware-rooted security and long-life product support. It cites the EU Cyber Resilience Act and CNSA 2.0 among the emerging requirements addressed by the platform. Larry Olivas, NXP's vice president and general manager for Secure Connected Edge Segment Marketing, said the combination is intended to meet the real-time, connectivity and security requirements of demanding industrial applications.

The announcement broadens the ecosystem around NXP's industrial processor portfolio, but the release does not quantify revenue, customer wins or a change to the company's financial outlook. For investors, the near-term significance therefore lies in design availability and potential adoption rather than in a disclosed earnings contribution.

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