Articles with tag 'Automotive'

How do Hardware Security Modules impact the automotive sector? The final blog in a three part discussion

Mon 30 October 2023 - Kaspar Mätas

The third part of a blog series, discussing HSM-backed security requirements and how we analyse the tradeoffs offered by modern options.

How do Hardware Security Modules impact the automotive sector? Part two of a three part discussion

Mon 23 October 2023 - Kaspar Mätas

The 2nd part of a blog series, discussing HSM-backed security requirements and how we analyze the tradeoffs offered by modern options.

How do Hardware Security Modules impact the automotive sector? Part one of a three part discussion

Mon 16 October 2023 - Kaspar Mätas

As we work increasingly with systems that have HSM-backed security requirements, we analyze the tradeoffs offered by modern options.

Web app test automation with `cdt`

Tue 22 February 2022 - Michael Drake

Automated testing of browser-based web applications from the command line.

Meet the Codethings: Safety-critical systems and the benefits of STPA with Shaun Mooney

Thu 04 February 2021 - Yasmin Ferreras Greenwood, Shaun Mooney

In this episode of 'Meet the Codethings', we've asked Shaun about FOSDEM, the future of safety-critical software in automotive, and STPA. Keep up-to-date with our news about safety by just subscribing to our Safety newsletter at the end of the article.

The challenges behind electric vehicle infrastructure

Tue 23 June 2020 - Tim Pockney

In 2019, electric vehicles accounted for 7.4% of total passenger car registrations in the UK. For an ever-more environmentally conscious population, this presents a very low number. Electric vehicles are often seen as a next step, or even a solution for greener transportation. Indeed, electric vehicles are becoming a more accessible option for an increasing number of consumers, and getting closer to a wider public adoption.

Hypervisor Not Required

Wed 06 June 2018 - Paul Sherwood

Many embedded/automotive vendors are recommending that electronic control unit (ECU) consolidation can be best achieved by adopting an architecture with a hypervisor. The idea is to isolate functions into guest operating system virtual machines and restrict access to sensitive resources. So examples of the consolidated architecture look something like …

Codethink Joins Automotive Grade Linux

Tue 08 September 2015 - Codethink

Codethink joins Automotive Grade Linux to help advance open collaboration and automotive software development for cars of the future

Codethink's Paul Sherwood on GENIVI 'Crack in the Foundation'

Mon 29 June 2015 - Codethink

Maintaining 100 million lines of code on your own is not much fun, and surprisingly expensive.

Visteon and Codethink Collaborate

Tue 21 April 2015 - Codethink

Leading automotive electronics supplier Visteon and Linux software specialist Codethink are partnering to improve the long-term traceability and reproducibility of software used in in-vehicle infotainment products.

GENIVI most valuable contributor

Thu 05 June 2014 - Codethink

Codethink Receives GENIVI Most Valuable Contributor Award. Recognised for Baserock contribution to GENIVI Baseline Integration Team.