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  • Automotive Grade Linux Released for Open Source Cars

    by Ben Pearson
    July 3rd, 2014

    The Linux Foundation announced the first release of Automotive Grade Linux (AGL): a Linux distribution designed for cars. The goal is to lead the next generation of smart, connected cars and turn open source into the industry standard.

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