IAR Systems and Miraxia to Host Webinar 'Development Strategy in the MCU EOL Era' on June 10
Miraxia Edge Technology will co-host a webinar with IAR Systems on June 10, 2026, focusing on development strategies for the MCU EOL era. As MCU EOL becomes a standard challenge, the session will cover design-phase preparation and practical response processes for when EOL occurs.
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Miraxia Edge Technology Corporation (Headquarters: Nagaokakyo, Kyoto; President: Shogo Nakazawa) will co-host a webinar titled 'Development Strategy in the MCU EOL Era: How to Design and Respond Without Failure' on June 10, 2026, from 10:00 to 11:00 AM via GoToWebinar.
In recent years, due to semiconductor supply fluctuations, product consolidation, and stricter regulatory compliance, MCU EOL (End of Life) has become a 'premise' rather than an 'exception' in development sites. It is increasingly difficult to adopt the same MCU for long periods, leading to more cases where MCU changes are forced during the product lifecycle.
In this situation, to balance continuous product supply and development efficiency, it is becoming increasingly important to have a perspective that prepares for future changes from the design stage, rather than just responding after EOL occurs.
This webinar will explain practical development strategies from both the approach of preparing for EOL at the design stage and the realistic response process when EOL actually occurs.
Rather than just theory, we will specifically introduce how to organize and respond to common on-site issues such as 'cannot port,' 'specifications are unknown,' and 'knowledge is siloed.'
This content is beneficial for design and development engineers who want to strengthen their preparation for MCU changes, hardware/software designers responsible for long-term operation and maintenance, and those aiming to improve the portability and reusability of embedded software.
In recent years, due to semiconductor supply fluctuations, product consolidation, and stricter regulatory compliance, MCU EOL (End of Life) has become a 'premise' rather than an 'exception' in development sites. It is increasingly difficult to adopt the same MCU for long periods, leading to more cases where MCU changes are forced during the product lifecycle.
In this situation, to balance continuous product supply and development efficiency, it is becoming increasingly important to have a perspective that prepares for future changes from the design stage, rather than just responding after EOL occurs.
This webinar will explain practical development strategies from both the approach of preparing for EOL at the design stage and the realistic response process when EOL actually occurs.
Rather than just theory, we will specifically introduce how to organize and respond to common on-site issues such as 'cannot port,' 'specifications are unknown,' and 'knowledge is siloed.'
This content is beneficial for design and development engineers who want to strengthen their preparation for MCU changes, hardware/software designers responsible for long-term operation and maintenance, and those aiming to improve the portability and reusability of embedded software.
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What is the relationship between Miraxia and Taiwan?
Miraxia became a subsidiary of the Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer Winbond Electronics Corporation in 2020.