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Hypervisor technology has brought OpenSynergy an increase in orders for series development, prompting the company to partner with GlobalLogic and Mobica.

OpenSynergy has ported its virtualization platform COQOS Hypervisor SDK on the new NXP® Semiconductors’ S32G vehicle network processor.

OpenSynergy will be an official exhibitor at CES in 2020.

The software company OpenSynergy now provides the automotive industry with a flexible radio solution that is not bound to a particular hardware device.

OpenSynergy announces its partnership with the Japanese company APTJ developing a Classic AUTOSAR solution for automotive control systems. This way, OpenSynergy extends its AUTOSAR related activities.

OpenSynergy will present its virtualization technology for real-time processors at the NXP Technology Days in Detroit taking place on October 8-9, 2019.

OpenSynergy announces the release of Blue SDK 6.1, RapidLaunch 2.0. Blue SDK has been approved by adding integration support for the Sony LDAC™ audio codec.

OpenSynergy’s leader of the competence center virtualization, Tero Salminen, has been elected to the GENIVI Board of Directors.

The company for embedded automotive software OpenSynergy has now become member of the OASIS consortium and will contribute its expertise to the open industry standard VIRTIO.

As of June 1st 2019, Regis Adjamah has taken over the role as CEO of OpenSynergy from Stefaan Sonck Thiebaut.

OpenSynergy supports the newest initiative of GENIVI to define a virtualization platform for automotive systems.

Panasonic Spydr 2.0 Cockpit domain controller demonstrator based on OpenSynergy’ Safe Multi Display Cockpit Controller was awarded!

OpenSynergy received the certificate from TÜV SÜD confirming the compliance of OpenSynergy’s COQOS Hypervisor to ISO 26262:2018 ASIL-B.

OpenSynergy’s Director of Business Development Ciwan Gouma will give a presentation on “On the Road Towards Autonomous Driving – Simplifying AI with Virtualization Technologies” at the embedded world 2019.

OpenSynergy has developed a guard mechanism that ensures that the safety relevant telltales on digital instrument clusters are correctly displayed.

What was previously possible on application processors in infotainment and connectivity now also comes to the real-time processors and microcontrollers.

OpenSynergy is showing the latest version of COQOS Hypervisor SDK (Version 9.3) at the Arm TechCon on October 16-18, 2018 in San Jose.

Renesas and OpenSynergy Adopted by Parrot Faurecia Automotive’s Safe Multi-Display Cockpit

OpenSynergy has its own office in China. Customers in Asia now have easier access to OpenSynergy's experts supporting their serial projects.

OpenSynergy’s new Blue SDK v6.0 allows customers to enhance their products. They can e.g. double the throughput for Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and create long range BLE connections up to 500 meters.

Parrot Faurecia Automotive integrates OpenSynergy hypervisor technology in its NIS 8X00 infotainment scalable platform

OpenSynergy is now realizing the first hypervisor for platforms based on upcoming Arm® Cortex®-R52 together with the largest supplier of automotive semiconductor NXP.

OpenSynergy announces the release of Blue SDK RapidLaunch v1.3.0. This release marks a milestone in the development of the Linux Bluetooth Middleware.

COQOS SDK v9.3 is available immediately including the Shared Display Module.

Blue SDK RapidLaunch v1.2.0 introduces support for Bluetooth Low Energy including LE GAP, SM, and GATT.

COQOS Hypervisor SDK v9.2.0 has been realized on a Renesas R-Car H3 Salvator-XS.

OpenSynergy is going to present the new Shared Graphics module.

Blue SDK RapidLaunch v1.2.0 introduces support for Bluetooth Low Energy including LE GAP, SM, and GATT

COQOS Hypervisor auf NXP i.MX 8 und i.MX 8X

New Release Appropriate for Safety-relevant Applications