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January 4, 2019 04:08 pm
Original Link: http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdot/~3/mMQk1pco6mY/hyundai-joins-the-linux-foundation-to-embrace-agls-open-source-connected-car-tech
Hyundai Joins the Linux Foundation To Embrace AGL's Open Source Connected Car Tech
Hyundai has become the latest car company to explore serious open source alternatives for developing its in-car services. From a report: Ahead of CES 2019, the South Korean automotive giant today announced that it has joined the Linux Foundation and the nonprofit's seven-year-old Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) effort as it looks to contribute to -- and reap benefit from -- software developed by over 140 companies. For Hyundai, open collaboration is crucial as it pursues a "connected car vision," Paul Choo, VP and head of Infotainment Technology Center at Hyundai, said in a statement. Car companies have traditionally taken three years or longer to develop in-vehicle services, such as infotainment systems. The bottleneck usually lies in the quality of code their in-house programmers create. According to a case study published by AGL, a connected car uses some 100 million lines of code, which is about 11 times more than the number that went into the F-35 fighter jet. Getting on AGL's bandwagon would also help Hyundai speed up development of its in-car technologies.Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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