Could your car’s file systems be dragging you down?

• April 9, 2018 /
• by Tiffiny Rossi

We are honored to have been featured in a guest post on file system fragmentation at Western Digital’s blog. The following is a snippet from the original post. Be sure to read the full post here: Fragmentation and Storage Performance in Automotive. Flash storage technology delivers high-speed performance that can cope with the terabytes of

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2025: The year IoT, industrial tech, AI, and robots merge into intelligent cars

• March 12, 2018 /
• by Claudio M. Camacho

A perspective from Embedded World 2018. In a small town in Germany, a little north of Munich, there is Nuremberg—a city that has one of the most popular street circuits for DTM and F3 racing. But that’s not what brought me there. In the recent years, Nuremberg has also become the home for deep tech

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Faster boot times mean less waiting—and safer cars

• February 22, 2018 /
• by Tiffiny Rossi

One way we develop new products and services is to simply sit down and talk with our customers and partners. For car makers and Tier-1 suppliers, a primary concern they’ve shared is reducing the boot time of car infotainment systems and instrument clusters. In boot-time optimization efforts, most people focus on the benefits to user

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New release: Tuxera NTFS for Mac 2018 with High Sierra support

• February 6, 2018 /
• by Tiffiny Rossi

Great news for Tuxera NTFS for Mac fans! We’ve got a brand-new version ready to download with macOS High Sierra support– Tuxera NTFS for Mac 2018. Read and write to Windows NTFS drives on macOS High Sierra As with previous versions, Tuxera NTFS for Mac 2018 brings full read and write compatibility with Windows NTFS-formatted

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Applying continuous monitoring of performance benchmarks in file systems development

• January 26, 2018 /
• by Anoop Vijayan

Continuous Integration1 (CI) has become a very popular addition to software development cycles. With this process, companies are reaping great-quality software development. Typically, continuous integration comprises of building (compilation and packaging), followed by smoke testing. In some cases, this system is extended to continuously deliver software products to production systems—an approach called Continuous Delivery2 (CD).

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CES 2018 wrap-up: cars, IoT, and robots took over

• January 18, 2018 /
• by Claudio M. Camacho

This year’s CES slogan was “Feel the whoa.” Yet, after seeing the entire show, I have to ask myself: what “whoa?” Don’t get me wrong: CES 2018 was huge – the biggest ever with over 180,000 visitors from all around the world. But the general feeling was that consumer gadgets are simply losing their fuel.

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We’re revving up boot times at CES 2018

• January 8, 2018 /
• by Tiffiny Rossi

Our team’s kicking off yet another new year in Las Vegas at CES. This is our eighth year at the well-known global show for innovators and breakthrough technologies. To jump-start 2018, we’re excited to unveil our newest embedded development service, Tuxera Ultra Fast Boot. To get a feel for our new service, check out our

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Autonomous cars will generate more than 300 TB of data per year

• November 28, 2017 /
• by Stan Dmitriev

The accessibility of sensors and camera modules is making the car industry increasingly data-driven. When combined with state-of-the-art software and advanced computing, data transforms into decisions inside autonomous cars. As autonomous vehicle technologies continue to evolve, the data generated inside cars only continues to grow exponentially. But how much data does a connected car actually

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