Through this collaboration, NXP ’s developer community can access Azure RTOS using MCUXpresso software and tools, including fully integrated middleware and tools for file management, graphical user interface, security, networking, and wired / wireless connections.
Currently, Azure RTOS supports low-power, secure 32-bit LPC and i.MX RT cross microcontrollers (MCU) that can be used in many NXPs. The announcement means that NXP intends to expand its partnership and enable Azure RTOS from its popular MCUXpresso software development kit (SDK), which will further expand the support of its broader MCU product portfolio.
This comprehensive integration will help simplify almost every step of the development cycle, such as choosing the right processor, developing and deploying a secure smart edge device, building a secure local area network, and connecting to the cloud.
NXP and Microsoft said the collaboration will reduce the production costs of developers and help them bring new industrial and IoT edge applications to market faster.
Sam George, vice president of Microsoft Azure IoT, said: "We are excited to work with NXP to enable customers to use Azure RTOS through its MCUXpresso SDK." Through this collaboration, developers can seamlessly connect devices to Azure Cloud Quickly build and provide innovative new intelligent edge solutions for customers. "
"The rapid adoption of edge processing has changed the face of the MCU operating system. Joe Yu, Vice President and General Manager of NXP Microcontrollers, said:" Today's industrial and IoT advantages require embedded software to be based on a small RTOS, combined with Azure The comprehensive middleware stack provided by RTOS. "We are pleased to complement the breadth of our MCU with Azure RTOS to help our customers unleash the infinite possibilities of the smart edge and securely connected world."
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