By Hirotaka Motai, Cybertrust Japan. We develop and provide “EMLinux,” an industrial-grade commercial Embedded Linux, for the Japanese manufacturing industry and critical infrastructure (such as industrial controllers, professional communication equipment,...
Enabling Secure and Reliable Edge Computing at the Intersection of Silicon and Open Source Software Authors: Vignesh Raghavendra and Khasim Syed Mohammed, Texas Instruments Introduction The industrial world doesn’t move...
– The Evolution of an Industrial Linux Platform with the CIP Project – Author: Takehisa Katayama and Chris Paterson, Renesas Electronics Introduction: The Challenge of Long-Term Maintenance The use of...
Decade of infrastructure safety for critical sectors like energy, manufacturing, and healthcare The Civil Infrastructure Platform (CIP), a collaborative, open source project hosted by the Linux Foundation, today commemorates its 10th...
— Ten Years of CIP: From Shared Questions to a Shared Foundation — Author: Yoshitake Kobayashi and Kazuhiro Hayashi, Toshiba The Civil Infrastructure Platform (CIP) marks its tenth anniversary in...
Author: Pasquale Nieddu, Siemens Ten years ago, Siemens together with other tech leaders like Toshiba, Hitachi, and Plat’Home decided to establish the Civil Infrastructure Platform (CIP) to overcome the longevity...
Author: Yoshitake Kobayashi, CIP TSC Chair, Toshiba In April 2026, the Civil Infrastructure Platform (CIP) project will celebrate its 10th Anniversary. Over the last decade, CIP has worked to solve...
We are pleased to announce that the Civil Infrastructure Platform (CIP) will once again hold the CIP Mini Summit (Open TSC Meeting) alongside Open Source Summit Europe 2025. Event Details...
With the first release of a 6.12-based CIP kernel, the Civil Infrastructure Platform project extends its commitment to provide super long-term supported (SLTS) kernels to the fifth series. The new...
Author: Jan Kiszka, CIP Kernel Team Chair, Siemens We, the Civil Infrastructure Platform project, have just announced to select the new 6.12 kernel as our 5th SLTS (super long-term stable)...
