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SYSGO's embedded Linux ELinOS available in Version 7.2
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SiFive rolls out powerful new RISC-V Portfolio to address unmet Performance and Feature Needs of rapidly evolving Next-Gen Digital Automobiles
Open-Source: Transparency and Flexibility
Development processes benefit from the open-source nature of the ISA, as well as reduced costs compared to proprietary ISAs. Additionally, RISC-V is designed to be highly scalable, which makes it well-suited for use in embedded systems of all sizes, from simple IoT devices to complex aerospace and industrial control systems.
Highly customizable
By incorporating RISC-V into PikeOS customers can run multiple applications, each with its own operating system, on a single piece of hardware, improving performance and reducing costs. So not only applications but also hardware can be customized to certain needs. Thus, PikeOS supports a wide range of RISC-V processor extensions (e.g. named "H = Standard Extension for Hypervisor").
Safety & Security
As RISC-V has a strong focus on Security, PikeOS is a perfect addition with its built-in support for highest Security standards and reliability required by Safety-critical systems used in the Aerospace, Automotive, and Industrial Automation industries. This is because RISC-V is designed to be highly secure and reliable, with features such as memory protection and error checking built in.
Latest Technology
The RISC-V specification is public and is being further developed by many companies and universities world-wide. RISC-V's technology is therefore always up-to-date with the latest state of development.
