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OpenSynergy’s VIRTIO-based automotive platform paves the way toward Cloud-Native Development

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).

A detailed time-domain analysis allows architects and integrators to optimize temporal behavior in virtualized automotive domain controllers, such as cockpit and virtualized powertrain domain controllers.

New Low Energy Audio functionality enables more audio use cases and improved audio quality

OpenSynergy has announced today the release of an enhanced version of their automotive reference platform for virtual Android™ (based on Trout) with Android 12 MVP 1.0 ready for series production.

OpenSynergy’s COQOS Hypervisor SDK is ready to work with the next generation of Android Automotive OS (Android 12L).

Why use a hypervisor for a single function? Isn't it the technical approach to consolidate multiple functions? The answer is yes and no.

COQOS Hypervisor Supports 4th Qulacomm Generation Snapdragon Cockpit Platform

A new solution integrates a standalone DMS currently provided on a separate engine control unit (ECU) with an existing automotive cockpit controller.

OpenSynergy announces the release of a reference platform providing a virtual AGL (Automotive Grade Linux) operating system.

Dieses Webinar stellt COQOS Hypervisor SDK vor, eine auf offenem Standard basierende Virtualisierungsplattform, die als Schlüsselelement zur Umsetzung einer Vision für softwaredefinierte Architektur dient.

This webinar introduces COQOS Hypervisor SDK, an open standard-based virtualization platform, as a key element to implementing a software-defined architecture vision.

Secure coding techniques supported by the LDRA tool suite underpin the domain separation capabilities inherent in OpenSynergy’s COQOS hypervisor technology

COQOS Hypervisor SDK version 9.5 will be the first virtual platform used to implement the upcoming Virtual I/O Device (VIRTIO™) standard for device virtualization.

JOYNEXT and OpenSynergy announce their joint mass production project: a new generation of in-vehicle infotainment using a hypervisor approach to incorporate Android or AliOS in a current IVI.

OpenSynergy and Lauterbach GmbH announce their partnership; TRACE32 adds awareness of OpenSynergy’s COQOS hypervisor and the guest systems running on it.

Embedded virtualization has become one of the critical technologies to handle the complexity of functionalities in the car.

We have been accessed by an audit provider, in this case the TISAX audit provider TÜV SÜD. The result is exclusively retrievable over the ENX Portal.

We have been accessed by an audit provider, in this case the TISAX audit provider TÜV SÜD. The result is exclusively retrievable over the ENX Portal.

The VIRTIO GPU running on OpenSynergy’s COQOS Hypervisor SDK enables graphical output from several VMs with different requirements on one or multiple displays using a single hardware.

Android 11 is the first Android Automotive OS that supports virtualization on top of VIRTIO.

Matthias Stumpf takes over the role of Vice President Sales at OpenSynergy on September 1, 2020.

COQOS Micro SDK contains one of the first hypervisors to take advantage of the features available in the newest generation of automotive microcontrollers for real-time applications.

OpenSynergy announces the new Blue SDK Mesh protocol stack based on OpenSynergy’s automotive-grade Bluetooth stack, Blue SDK.

OpenSynergy has announced its collaboration with Google and Qualcomm on a reference platform with a virtualized Android Automotive OS instance.

Are you looking for new ways to improve the development of your telematics system? We are pleased to present you our joint solution together with our partners NXP, ACTIA and Mobica.

Are you looking for new ways to improve the development of your telematics system? We are pleased to present you our joint solution together with our partners NXP, ACTIA and Mobica.

Watch the webinar video on our news website!

OpenSynergy, NXP®, ACTIA and Mobica have completed a joint reference platform, demonstrating a hypervisor-based Telematics Control Unit (TCU).