Detaljnije procitajte ovdje.A new industry alliance, Genivi, has been launched and aims to bring open source to "In-Vehicle Infotainment". Genivi, a non-profit organisation, has been founded by car makers BMW, General Motors and Peugeot Citroën, component makers Delphi, Magneti Marelliand Visteon, CPU maker Intel and embedded systems developer Wind River. It plans to work on a Linux based, open source reference platform that can be incorporated into vehicles.
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The alliance will be formally launched at CeBIT 2009 on Thursday. According to Genivi, development of the platform is "well underway"; over the past 18 months a prototype system based on Intel's Atom processor and Wind River Linux has been developed and the first "deliverable", based on the prototype is expected to be available in the summer.
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