Samsung receives safety certificate for car semiconductors
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Samsung receives safety certificate for car semiconductors
22:13:20 / May 20, 2019

Samsung has received the ISO 26262 Certification from TUV Rheinland for functional safety in its product development process for automotive semiconductors.

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