Zephyr Project

Written by Marti Bolivar, Zephyr Project contributor and Senior SW Engineer at Nordic Semiconductor This newsletter tracks the latest Zephyr development merged into the mainline tree on GitHub. In particular, we’re covering the…

This blog post is written by Giuliano Franchetto, CTO of Intellinium and was originally featured on the Intellinium website. Today, everything gets more and more complicated. This is of course true…

Written by Amy Occhialino, the Zephyr Project Governing Board Chair and Director of Software Engineering at Intel Zephyr Project Members at the F2F meetings in Portland The Zephyr Project has active…

Recently, the Zephyr Project achieved an important milestone: the release of Zephyr version 1.14.0. You can read more about the technical features of Zephyr 1.14.0 LTS here. Beyond the technical aspects…

The Zephyr Project introduced Zephyr 1.14.0 LTS (long term support) a few weeks ago. The release marked an important technical milestone for the community and all of the Zephyr Project members.…

Last week, the Zephyr Project introduced the first long term support (LTS) release of Zephyr OS, Zephyr 1.14.0 LTS. This release marks an important technical milestone for the community and is intended…

Core Infrastructure Initiative (CII) awards Zephyr with Gold Best Practice Badge for driving security, quality and stability of open source software SAN FRANCISCO – April 17, 2019 –The Zephyr™ Project, an…

When we started the Zephyr project,  we knew at some point in the future, we’d want to incorporate having periodic Long Term Support (LTS) releases.  Now that we’re close to…