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Future of Linux in Automotive Industry
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| This future in automotive linux is a possible reality. Fast booting and
| reliable embedded systems, hardened open source linux and willing
| manufacturers will make it work.
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http://sglnx.com/?p=133
Recent:
Open source automotive group gains members
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| The Genivi Alliance of car manufacturers and suppliers, which is aiming to
| establish open source standards on In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) systems, has
| added three new members with close ties to embedded Linux. The new members
| are MontaVista Software, Texas Instruments, and Freescale Semiconductor, says
| Genivi.
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http://www.linuxfordevices.com/news/NS4902128757.html
Auto alliance targets open-source platform development
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| An automotive electronics industry alliance announced this week will seek to
| drive adoption of an open-source car infotainment platform by reducing
| development cost and time.
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| The Genivi Alliance unveiled on Monday (March 2) includes auto makers BMW,
| General Motors and PSA Peugeot Citroen along with parts suppliers Magneti
| Marelli and Visteon Corp. along with Intel Corp. and Wind River. The founding
| members said they will collaborate to create the Genivi platform, which is
| billed as a common software architecture scalable across different product
| lines and versions.
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http://www.eetimes.com/news/latest/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=215800198
Related:
The digital car is the next big applications market
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| Automotive OEMs – developers could target auto OEMs as a horizon 2 strategy —
| computing platforms are getting better with 400-500 Mhz processors, 100+ GB
| hard-drives, etc. For example, BMW, Intel and WindRiver are working together
| on a Linux solution for the car through Moblin.org. Expect three- to
| seven-year decision and deployment cycles, although connected services
| strategies will enable automotive OEMs to iterate and deliver new
| applications over-the-air much faster in the next few years.
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http://venturebeat.com/2008/09/18/the-digital-car-is-the-next-big-applications-market/
OpenICE.org Officially Launches.
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| OpenICE.org, a community of engineers, hackers, and users, launches today
| going up against two giants in the mobile computing industry, Microsoft, with
| its Sync product and Intel with their moblin based car infotainment platform.
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| The goal of OpenICE is to provide a comprehensive, scalable and flexible set
| of tools to build a mobile system for Car Infotainment. This is done by a
| grass roots effort to collect the latest technologies developed in the open
| source community and combine them with custom built interfaces and tools
| tailored for car infotainment. These components result in the OpenICE
| platform: Entertainment, Information, Connectivity and Mobility. By being
| open, both in source and standard, OpenICE encourages and invites business
| and users alike to freely tinker and improve the platform for their own
| needs.
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http://wiki.openice.org/index.php/Sept-05-08-OpenICE.org_official_launch
Wind River, Intel ride Linux into car market
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| Intel and Wind River Systems have teamed up to create a Linux/x86 platform
| for car electronics, which will debut at the Telematics Detroit 2008
| conference today (May 20). The offering is based on Intel's low-power Atom
| processor and a new variant of Wind River's embedded Linux.
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http://www.eetimes.com/news/latest/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=207801122
Linux Soon to be in your Car
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| Thanks to a new joint effort between Intel and Wind River, you may soon be
| running Linux in your car.
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http://blog.internetnews.com/skerner/2008/05/linux-soon-to-be-in-your-car.html
Intel and Wind River driving Linux infotainment systems to cars
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| Linux is in our computers, our phones, our Wi-Fi equipment, and our TiVos —
| why not our cars? Intel Corp. and Wind River have been working with both the
| embedded and automotive industries to advance in-vehicle infotainment (IVI)
| with open, Linux-based, standards-based, interoperable hardware and software
| called Open Infotainment Platforms (OIP).
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http://www.linux.com/feature/135687
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