This blog was originally published in the Antmicro website. For more content like this, click here. Reliable, fast and secure updates are crucial for uptime and scalability of physically dispersed…
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The Embedded Open Source Summit took place from April 16-18 in Seattle, Washington, alongside the Open Source Summit North America. The Zephyr Developer Summit was part of the EOSS, aimed…
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As there were quite a few large and significant features that landed since the last time I posted, I will use a slightly different approach this week and won’t be…
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The Embedded Open Source Summit took place from April 16-18 in Seattle, Washington, alongside the Open Source Summit North America. The Zephyr Developer Summit was part of the EOSS, aimed…
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This blog was originally published on the Infineon website. It is written by Dave Egan, Director of Product Marketing at Infineon. Introduction Infineon has a long and successful track…
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The Embedded Open Source Summit took place from April 16-18 in Seattle, Washington, alongside the Open Source Summit North America. The Zephyr Developer Summit was part of the EOSS, aimed…
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We are just a few days away from hitting 100,000 (!) commits on the main Zephyr repository, and things are not really slowing down despite the summer holidays 🙂 Let’s…
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This blog is written by Roy Jamil, Embedded Systems Training Engineer at Ac6. Prevent unauthorized use of kernel objects Introduction In the first two parts of this series, we explored…
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The Embedded Open Source Summit took place from April 16-18 in Seattle, Washington, alongside the Open Source Summit North America. The Zephyr Developer Summit was part of the EOSS, aimed…
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Zephyr 3.7 is just out the door and new features already start lining up nicely, starting with some great proposals around adding Rust to Zephyr.
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