Civilisation Runs on Linux
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Announcements
Starting early next year Civil Infrastructure Platform will start development for the next major super long-term support (SLTS) kernel version based on upstream kernel 5.10. This will be the third…
The New CIP SLTS Kernel Expands the Support Architecture to include ARM64 SAN FRANCISCO – February 25, 2019 – The Civil Infrastructure Platform (CIP) Project, which enables long-term management of…
CIP aims to create an interoperable open source software platform that is secure, reliable and sustainable for more than 10 years TOKYO, JAPAN – June 19, 2018 – The Civil…
Blog
Starting early next year Civil Infrastructure Platform will start development for the next major super long-term support (SLTS) kernel version based on upstream kernel 5.10. This will be the third…
The Civil Infrastructure Platform is excited to participate in this year’s Open Source Summit EU/ Embedded Linux Conference EU! The Open Source Summit series always provides unique opportunities to learn…
The Civil Infrastructure Platform has several work groups that ensure things keep running. Below is a Q and A with the CIP Kernel Team. 1. What is CIP Kernel Team…
In The News
On February 25, 2019, the Civil Infrastructure Platform Project (CIP) announced that a long-term support edition (SLTS) kernel supporting software updates for more than 10 years will also support the…
Linux Foundation announced the launch of a new open source project focused on developing applications and Linux based systems for safety-critical systems. Read more in FOSSBYTES.
Industrial IOT: Civil Infrastructure Technology Leaps Forward with Stronger and Lasting Connectivity
The Linux Foundation’s Civil Infrastructure Platform (CIP) Project announced this week their Super Long Term Support (SLTS) Kernel, designed to enable massive implementations which are often put in place for decades of…