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LS1024A-RDB

The QorIQ LS1024A multicore communications processor has dual Arm Cortex-A9 SMP/AMP 32-bit cores. It provides low-power based performance scalability and flexibility for network attached storage applications.
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Hardware,Connectivity & communications,Home & building,Cloud,Industrial,Machine learning,Data center,Power & charging,Security,Internet of Things
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