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The document describes the NXP Layerscape series of multicore ARM-based system-on-chip families. It offers a broad portfolio of SoCs that provide scalability and flexibility across performance, power efficiency, and cost. The LX2160 SoC is highlighted which features a 64-bit ARM Cortex-A72 multicore processor with 16 cores, integrated networking and security accelerators, high-speed interfaces including 100GbE Ethernet, and memory and peripheral controllers. It provides scalable performance for data-intensive applications while maintaining competitive power and cost advantages over alternative architectures.
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