To ensure the information security of intelligent connected vehicles, HGI and CATARC signed a strategic cooperation agreement

On April 8, 2021, the Joint Conference on Strategic Cooperation in Automotive Chips and the First Automotive Chip Security Technology Seminar were held in Tianjin. Beijing CEC HuaDa Electronic Design Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "HuaDa Electronic") was invited to participate as China's leading security chip company, and signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the organizer China Automotive Research and Development Center (CAARC) Software Evaluation (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. at the meeting. The two parties will take automotive chip security technology as the starting point, give full play to their respective advantages, jointly promote cross-border integration, coordinated development, and jointly build an automotive chip security ecosystem.

The Software Evaluation Center of CATARC is affiliated to the Testing and Certification Division of China Automotive Technology and Research Center Co., Ltd. It is positioned to use software as a carrier to provide comprehensive technical services such as software quality and information security testing, simulation testing, benchmarking testing, and smart testing to the automotive industry through the integration of emerging ICT technologies such as cloud computing, big data, and artificial intelligence with testing and certification business.

As a leading Chinese security chip company, HGI Electronics' main businesses include automotive electronic security chips, IoT security chips and smart card products. HGI Electronics' security chip products are widely used in IoT fields such as smart connected cars, smart homes, smart security, smart meters, and smart transportation, with cumulative shipments of more than 16 billion security chips.

In recent years, HGI has continued to develop automotive electronic safety chips, and its automotive-grade products have successively obtained AEC_Q100 test reports. Its product line covers intelligent connected vehicle networking safety chips, V2X vehicle-road collaborative high-speed safety chips, etc. The number of safety chips installed in vehicles exceeds 1 million, which safeguards the information security of intelligent connected vehicles.