Driving Open Source

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Linux already runs in 100 million vehicles and most cars contain hundreds of millions of lines of code, yet less than 5% SDVs today; estimate rises to 40–60% in 5–10 years, creating huge update and interoperability challenges. Proposal is an open platform spanning edge and cloud, reuse instead of billions spent rebuilding, CI/CD pipelines and a virtual SDV on a laptop for portable testing, with work tied to initiatives like Eclipse STV and the EU FEDERATE project.

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1. 0:00Driving open source in automotive
2. 0:59Current state of automotive software
3. 3:26Software defined vehicle
4. 6:39Proprietary software challenges
5. 8:05Open source for automotive
6. 9:08Path forward for collaboration
7. 11:22Developer experience in SDV
8. 13:12Why now for open source
9. 14:41Conclusion

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