Associated tags: Original equipment manufacturer, SDK, Bluetooth, Android, System basis chip, Engineering, Video game console, SOC, Architecture, Safety, Automotive Grade Linux, AOSP, Satellite navigation device
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Cloud,
Socs,
Smartphone,
Original equipment manufacturer,
ARM architecture family,
Embedded,
ARM,
Software,
SDV,
Linux,
System,
AWS,
Amazon Web Services,
Multimedia,
SDK,
Android,
Video game BERLIN, April 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenSynergy, a market leader in embedded software for hardware virtualization, announces that COQOS Cloud will be available in AWS Marketplace for developers to easily develop, run and test their software on Amazon Web Services (AWS). OpenSynergy will demonstrate COQOS Cloud at Embedded World 2024 (Booth 4-301) to show how open standard virtualization VIRTIO and COQOS Hypervisor enable 'shift-left' testing of complex automotive software systems in the Cloud.
Key Points:
- BERLIN, April 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenSynergy, a market leader in embedded software for hardware virtualization, announces that COQOS Cloud will be available in AWS Marketplace for developers to easily develop, run and test their software on Amazon Web Services (AWS).
- OpenSynergy will demonstrate COQOS Cloud at Embedded World 2024 (Booth 4-301) to show how open standard virtualization VIRTIO and COQOS Hypervisor enable 'shift-left' testing of complex automotive software systems in the Cloud.
- OpenSynergy offers COQOS Cloud in AWS Marketplace to empower automotive OEMs, Tier1s, and Tier2s to seamlessly develop and test solutions for the Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) on ARMv8 and ARMv9 in the Cloud.
- "COQOS Cloud is an effective solution to accelerate shift-left development for the automotive industry," says Regis Adjamah, OpenSynergy CEO, "By accessing COQOS Cloud in AWS Marketplace, a wide community of developers can significantly reduce the hardware bottleneck in automotive programs, and test software before physical targets are available, on the reassurance that Cloud – Edge binary compatibility accelerates the overall engineering cycle and reduces integration costs."
Cloud,
Socs,
Smartphone,
Original equipment manufacturer,
ARM architecture family,
Embedded,
ARM,
Software,
SDV,
Linux,
System,
AWS,
Amazon Web Services,
Multimedia,
SDK,
Android,
Video game BERLIN, April 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenSynergy, a market leader in embedded software for hardware virtualization, announces that COQOS Cloud will be available in AWS Marketplace for developers to easily develop, run and test their software on Amazon Web Services (AWS). OpenSynergy will demonstrate COQOS Cloud at Embedded World 2024 (Booth 4-301) to show how open standard virtualization VIRTIO and COQOS Hypervisor enable 'shift-left' testing of complex automotive software systems in the Cloud.
Key Points:
- BERLIN, April 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenSynergy, a market leader in embedded software for hardware virtualization, announces that COQOS Cloud will be available in AWS Marketplace for developers to easily develop, run and test their software on Amazon Web Services (AWS).
- OpenSynergy will demonstrate COQOS Cloud at Embedded World 2024 (Booth 4-301) to show how open standard virtualization VIRTIO and COQOS Hypervisor enable 'shift-left' testing of complex automotive software systems in the Cloud.
- OpenSynergy offers COQOS Cloud in AWS Marketplace to empower automotive OEMs, Tier1s, and Tier2s to seamlessly develop and test solutions for the Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) on ARMv8 and ARMv9 in the Cloud.
- "COQOS Cloud is an effective solution to accelerate shift-left development for the automotive industry," says Regis Adjamah, OpenSynergy CEO, "By accessing COQOS Cloud in AWS Marketplace, a wide community of developers can significantly reduce the hardware bottleneck in automotive programs, and test software before physical targets are available, on the reassurance that Cloud – Edge binary compatibility accelerates the overall engineering cycle and reduces integration costs."
BERLIN, March 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenSynergy, a software company specializing in embedded automotive systems, has appointed Knowit, a leading Swedish consultancy firm, as the distributor for Blue SDK with primary markets of US and Europe. The partnership aims to offer advanced Bluetooth solutions meeting the highest level of functionality, reliability, and interoperability expected by the automotive industry.
Key Points:
- Kristian Palm, the appointed representative of Knowit for this partnership, stated, "We are thrilled to take this next step in our relationship with OpenSynergy and formally be able to bring Blue SDK to our customers.
- OpenSynergy's Blue SDK is a software development kit that offers secure and reliable Bluetooth connectivity.
- Additionally, Blue SDK provides a feature-rich Bluetooth implementation and is kept up-to-date with the latest features and enhancements.
- "The demand for field-proven Bluetooth connectivity in the automotive industry is increasing, and our Blue SDK provides a solution that meets these needs.
BERLIN, March 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenSynergy, a software company specializing in embedded automotive systems, has appointed Knowit, a leading Swedish consultancy firm, as the distributor for Blue SDK with primary markets of US and Europe. The partnership aims to offer advanced Bluetooth solutions meeting the highest level of functionality, reliability, and interoperability expected by the automotive industry.
Key Points:
- Kristian Palm, the appointed representative of Knowit for this partnership, stated, "We are thrilled to take this next step in our relationship with OpenSynergy and formally be able to bring Blue SDK to our customers.
- OpenSynergy's Blue SDK is a software development kit that offers secure and reliable Bluetooth connectivity.
- Additionally, Blue SDK provides a feature-rich Bluetooth implementation and is kept up-to-date with the latest features and enhancements.
- "The demand for field-proven Bluetooth connectivity in the automotive industry is increasing, and our Blue SDK provides a solution that meets these needs.
Stellar,
Global Sales Law Project,
Ecosystem,
Integration,
STMicroelectronics,
ADAS,
EE,
MCU 8051 IDE,
ROI,
GW,
Hypervisor,
Original equipment manufacturer,
Hardware,
SDK,
Video game BERLIN, March 1, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenSynergy announces the successful porting and availability of its COQOS Hypervisor SDK to the STMicroelectronics Stellar family of Integration MCUs. The Berlin-based software company has worked closely with STMicroelectronics to demonstrate that its automotive virtual platform 'COQOS Hypervisor SDK for real-time processors' picks up the hardware virtualization in the Stellar products and extends it. With this virtualization technology automotive manufacturers can reliably execute multiple functions and various software services on a single piece of hardware, securely separated from other functions. This approach forms the technical basis for the coming generations of domain and zonal architectures.
Key Points:
- This approach forms the technical basis for the coming generations of domain and zonal architectures.
- Future architectures will favor the spatial aggregation of functions, such as zonal computers as it reduces the cabling throughout the vehicle.
- An example of an application with COQOS Hypervisor SDK running on the Stellar is the Zonal Front Computer.
- This next generation of EE architectures can thus address the growing complexity of vehicles, changing the vehicle architectures of the future.
Stellar,
Global Sales Law Project,
Ecosystem,
Integration,
STMicroelectronics,
ADAS,
EE,
MCU 8051 IDE,
ROI,
GW,
Hypervisor,
Original equipment manufacturer,
Hardware,
SDK,
Video game BERLIN, March 1, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenSynergy announces the successful porting and availability of its COQOS Hypervisor SDK to the STMicroelectronics Stellar family of Integration MCUs. The Berlin-based software company has worked closely with STMicroelectronics to demonstrate that its automotive virtual platform 'COQOS Hypervisor SDK for real-time processors' picks up the hardware virtualization in the Stellar products and extends it. With this virtualization technology automotive manufacturers can reliably execute multiple functions and various software services on a single piece of hardware, securely separated from other functions. This approach forms the technical basis for the coming generations of domain and zonal architectures.
Key Points:
- This approach forms the technical basis for the coming generations of domain and zonal architectures.
- Future architectures will favor the spatial aggregation of functions, such as zonal computers as it reduces the cabling throughout the vehicle.
- An example of an application with COQOS Hypervisor SDK running on the Stellar is the Zonal Front Computer.
- This next generation of EE architectures can thus address the growing complexity of vehicles, changing the vehicle architectures of the future.
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Tuesday, January 31, 2023
Safety,
Software,
Exhibition,
Parity,
Linux,
SOP,
SDK,
Original equipment manufacturer,
Junos OS,
Architecture,
Risk,
SDA,
Software design,
Video game,
Cloud BERLIN, Jan. 31, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenSynergy announces that its automotive virtual platform, COQOS Hypervisor SDK, enables seamless deployment of complex software systems including several virtual machines running different operating systems in the cloud to the automotive edge. Thanks to a wide range of devices based on the open standard VIRTIO included on the virtual platform, it is possible to run software developed in the cloud on the automotive edge without modification. This will be on display on a demonstrator at embedded world. The trade fair will take place from March 14-16 in Nuremberg (Germany). Details of the exhibition will be announced at a later date.
Key Points:
- Thanks to a wide range of devices based on the open standard VIRTIO included on the virtual platform, it is possible to run software developed in the cloud on the automotive edge without modification.
- Due to OpenSynergy's VIRTIO devices, integrators can seamlessly move the entire system from the cloud to the edge instead of individual parts ported specifically to run in the cloud.
- Virtualization based on open standards, such as VIRTIO, enables easy portability of any software system from the cloud to the edge.
- You can simply use the same exact VIRTIO-based operating system in the cloud as you use on the automotive edge.
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Tuesday, January 31, 2023
Safety,
Software,
Exhibition,
Parity,
Linux,
SOP,
SDK,
Original equipment manufacturer,
Junos OS,
Architecture,
Risk,
SDA,
Software design,
Video game,
Cloud BERLIN, Jan. 31, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenSynergy announces that its automotive virtual platform, COQOS Hypervisor SDK, enables seamless deployment of complex software systems including several virtual machines running different operating systems in the cloud to the automotive edge. Thanks to a wide range of devices based on the open standard VIRTIO included on the virtual platform, it is possible to run software developed in the cloud on the automotive edge without modification. This will be on display on a demonstrator at embedded world. The trade fair will take place from March 14-16 in Nuremberg (Germany). Details of the exhibition will be announced at a later date.
Key Points:
- Thanks to a wide range of devices based on the open standard VIRTIO included on the virtual platform, it is possible to run software developed in the cloud on the automotive edge without modification.
- Due to OpenSynergy's VIRTIO devices, integrators can seamlessly move the entire system from the cloud to the edge instead of individual parts ported specifically to run in the cloud.
- Virtualization based on open standards, such as VIRTIO, enables easy portability of any software system from the cloud to the edge.
- You can simply use the same exact VIRTIO-based operating system in the cloud as you use on the automotive edge.
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Thursday, December 8, 2022
Renesas Electronics,
Bluetooth,
SDK,
Software,
S4,
ADAS,
Electronics,
Architecture,
Computer-integrated manufacturing,
AOSP,
System basis chip,
Original equipment manufacturer,
Écu,
Android,
SOC,
Automotive Grade Linux,
Safety,
Engineering,
H3,
Supercomputer,
ASIL,
HPC,
Satellite navigation device,
Video game console BERLIN, Dec. 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenSynergy announces its latest cooperation with Renesas to run its VIRTIO-based virtualization platform on the new, powerful Renesas R-Car S4 system-on-chip (SoC). The integration of OpenSynergy's automotive platforms onto the Renesas R-Car S4 allows customers to accelerate the convergence of a wide range of functions within the vehicle and invent new use cases for high-end central car computers.
Key Points:
- The integration of OpenSynergy's automotive platforms onto the Renesas R-Car S4 allows customers to accelerate the convergence of a wide range of functions within the vehicle and invent new use cases for high-end central car computers.
- The automotive industry is moving away from an E/E architecture consisting of many ECUs to an architecture with a central, High-Performance Computer (HPC) that is connected to local zonal computers.
- While the zonal computers are used to consolidate the traditional real-time microcontroller-based ECUs, the HPCs are used to consolidate several domain controllers.
- OpenSynergy further provides complimentary Automotive-Grade software components tailored for the AndroidTM Open Source Project (AOSP) to boost Android's adoption in the automotive domain.
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Thursday, December 8, 2022
Renesas Electronics,
Bluetooth,
SDK,
Software,
S4,
ADAS,
Electronics,
Architecture,
Computer-integrated manufacturing,
AOSP,
System basis chip,
Original equipment manufacturer,
Écu,
Android,
SOC,
Automotive Grade Linux,
Safety,
Engineering,
H3,
Supercomputer,
ASIL,
HPC,
Satellite navigation device,
Video game console BERLIN, Dec. 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- OpenSynergy announces its latest cooperation with Renesas to run its VIRTIO-based virtualization platform on the new, powerful Renesas R-Car S4 system-on-chip (SoC). The integration of OpenSynergy's automotive platforms onto the Renesas R-Car S4 allows customers to accelerate the convergence of a wide range of functions within the vehicle and invent new use cases for high-end central car computers.
Key Points:
- The integration of OpenSynergy's automotive platforms onto the Renesas R-Car S4 allows customers to accelerate the convergence of a wide range of functions within the vehicle and invent new use cases for high-end central car computers.
- The automotive industry is moving away from an E/E architecture consisting of many ECUs to an architecture with a central, High-Performance Computer (HPC) that is connected to local zonal computers.
- While the zonal computers are used to consolidate the traditional real-time microcontroller-based ECUs, the HPCs are used to consolidate several domain controllers.
- OpenSynergy further provides complimentary Automotive-Grade software components tailored for the AndroidTM Open Source Project (AOSP) to boost Android's adoption in the automotive domain.
