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Linux is now an option for safety-minded software-defined vehicle developers

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Linux is now an option for safety-minded software-defined vehicle developers

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[email protected]English • 10 months ago

Increasingly, our cars will be controlled by a small number of powerful computers.

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I’m sorry but embedded linux has been around for a while now and I’m pretty sure there’s a RHEL for vehicles specifically available too.
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  Yeah Automotive linux is old news. Ford had a Microsoft system, but I haven’t followed Automotive much after leaving that induatry.

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