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Telematics Wire: The Linux Foundation explains the benefits of open-source collaboration with Automotive Grade Linux

The Linux Foundation, through its open-source project Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), released a fully Linux-compatible software stack for Connected Cars & Infotainment sometime back. Based on Tizen IVI, AGL adds an…

Alex ContiniSeptember 1, 2015

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Linux Insider: The Connected Car, Part 1: The Future Starts Now – Will Linux Drive It?

The Age of the Connected Car is dawning. The Linux Foundation is positioning an open source Linux OS to take the front seat in steering carmakers to adopting Automotive Grade Linux, or AGL,…

Alex ContiniSeptember 1, 2015

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Embedded Computing Design: How Open Source Collaboration Is Transforming IVI and the Auto Industry

Traditionally a highly secretive and competitive market, the automotive industry and its long design cycles are now confronted with consumer demands for smartphone functionality in the car. Dan Cauchy, General…

Alex ContiniJuly 21, 2015

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Automotive News: JLR aims to make entire fleet connected

Mike Bell was appointed to the newly created position of global connected car director at Jaguar Land Rover in 2012 when interest was just starting to develop in the sector.…

Alex ContiniJune 11, 2015

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Linux Insider: Auto Grade Linux Steers Closer to an In-Car Infotainment Standard

Automotive Grade Linux on Monday announced the industry's first open in-vehicle infotainment, or IVI, software specification requirements. The release of AGL Requirements Specification 1.0 is a major milestone. It moves the…

Alex ContiniJune 4, 2015

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Linux.com: First Open Automotive Grade Linux Spec Released

Since its inception, the Linux Foundation's Automotive Grade Linux project has promoted itself as a collaborative open source project. With the release of the first AGL Requirements Specification for Linux-based in-vehicle infotainment…

Alex ContiniJune 2, 2015

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Telematics News: Automotive Grade Linux delivers first in-car infotainment specification

Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), a collaborative open source project developing a common, Linux-based software stack for the connected car, has announced availability of the AGL Requirements Specification 1.0. It’s the…

Alex ContiniJune 1, 2015

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Automotive World: Linux spurs a major step in industry collaboration

In what has been labelled a major milestone for the industry in the movement towards open development methodologies, Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) – a collaborative open source project developing a…

Alex ContiniJune 1, 2015

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Automotive Business World: Industry’s first Open In-Vehicle Infotainment software requirements specification delivered

Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), a collaborative open source project developing a common, Linux-based software stack for the connected car, today announced availability of the AGL Requirements Specification 1.0. It’s the…

Alex ContiniMay 2, 2015

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Phoenix Business Journal: Exclusive: Microchip Technology partners with Linux Foundation on connected car options

Microchip Technology Inc. is announcing Tuesday it has joined the Linux Foundation and Automotive Grade Linux to develop software for the connected car, thePhoenix Business Journal discovered. The Chandler-based semiconductor maker is…

Alex ContiniJanuary 5, 2015

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Tech News World: The Connected Car, Part 3: No Shortcuts to Security

The connected car is becoming a reality, but the gadget-filled roadways it travels will be paved with several options for in-car technologies. These choices pose challenges for carmakers. Whichever technology…

Alex ContiniAugust 19, 2014

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Linux Today: The Connected Car, Part 2: Wired For Wireless- It’s All Business

The connected car is a battlefield among technology purveyors fighting to get their hardware plugged into the vehicle's network bus. Open source technology is becoming a key contender. OEMs are…

Alex ContiniAugust 12, 2014

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The VAR Guy: Automotive Grade Linux Released For Open Source Cars

Linux, the open source operating system, shifted gears into a relatively new ecosystem this week with the first release of Automotive Grade Linux(AGL), a Linux distribution tailored for cars in the…

Alex ContiniJuly 3, 2014

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EFY Times: Linux Releases Automotive Grade Linux To Power Cars

Thursday, July 03, 2014: Linux has released Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) to power automobiles. The company released the first version of AGL this week. It has stepped into automotive industry with…

Alex ContiniJuly 3, 2014

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Heise Open Source: Linux für Autos

Mit Automotive Grade Linux bewirbt sich neben Android Auto ein weiteres Mobil-Linux als Schaltzentrale für Infotainment-Systeme in Autos. AGL basiert auf Tizen und ist komplett Open Source. Kaum scheint es,…

Alex ContiniJuly 3, 2014

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Voitures connectées : Linux sera également de la partie

Google a présenté son Android Auto, Apple son CarPlay et c’est maintenant au tour de la fondation Linux de dévoiler son propre projet de plateforme à destination des voitures connectées. Baptisé Automotive Grade…

Alex ContiniJuly 3, 2014

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Motor Authority: Linux Gets Automotive Grade Release For Open Source Cars

Information and entertainment systems are very important parts of the modern car. They’re how we interact with everything except the actual driving controls—and they can even modify the character of those as…

Alex ContiniJuly 3, 2014

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Slashdot: Automotive Grade Linux Released For Open Source Cars

The Linux Foundation and its partners have released the first version of Automotive Grade Linux, the open source platform for use inside connected cars. "AGL is building the industry’s only fully…

Alex ContiniJuly 3, 2014

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Telematics Wire: AGL releases the first open source Linux-based software protocol stack for Connected Cars

Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), a collaborative open source project developing a common, Linux-based software stack for the connected car, announced that its first open source software release is available for…

Alex ContiniJuly 1, 2014

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EET India: Linux-based platform aimed at the connected car

Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), a collaborative open source project developing a common, Linux-based software stack for the connected car, has released its first open source software to bring the…

Alex ContiniJune 30, 2014