Free and open-source software, particularly Linux, is gaining traction in automotive embedded solutions and High-Performance Computing Platforms due to its advantages over proprietary alternatives. Elektrobit’s EB corbos Linux – built on Ubuntu (EBcL) is a Linux distribution which provides a general purpose OS for the automotive embedded market. In April 26th of this year, Elektrobit expanded on this offering by announcing Linux for Safety Applications. Our session will offer a deeper look at the safety architecture and solutions offered on our Linux platform.
In this session, you will learn more about how:
- Linux is gaining popularity in automotive embedded and HPC platforms for its advantages over proprietary software
- Elektrobit offers EB corbos Linux (EBcL), a distribution based on Ubuntu for automotive use
- Elektrobit now supports safety-critical automotive applications with a specialized Linux platform
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