The Zephyr Project, the Linux Foundation’s open source real-time operating system for resource-constrained devices, said Infineon Technologies and Texas Instruments have upgraded to Platinum membership, promising additional resources for the project’s technical development, infrastructure and community programs. Both companies have contributed to Zephyr for years, with TI taking part since the project’s 2016 launch and integrating Zephyr across its embedded portfolio and Infineon supporting it across multiple embedded platforms, and the announcement came ahead of the Zephyr Developer Summit and Maintainers Forum in Prague, co-located with Open Source Summit Europe, as the community marks Zephyr’s tenth anniversary. Linux Foundation vice president Kate Stewart called the deepened participation a sign of how far the vendor-neutral open source RTOS model has come.
Zephyr Project expands semiconductor backing as Infineon and TI upgrade to Platinum
The Zephyr Project, the Linux Foundation's open source real-time operating system for resource-constrained devices, said Infineon Technologies and Texas Instruments have upgraded to Platinum membership, promising additional resources for the project's technical development, infrastructure and community programs. Both companies have contributed to Zephyr for years, with TI taking part since the project's 2016 launch and integrating Zephyr across its embedded portfolio and Infineon supporting it across multiple embedded platforms, and the announcement came ahead of the Zephyr Developer Summit and Maintainers Forum in Prague, co-located with Open Source Summit Europe, as the community marks Zephyr's tenth anniversary. Linux Foundation vice president Kate Stewart called the deepened participation a sign of how far the vendor-neutral open source RTOS model has come.
Source: Zephyrproject