2019 ACRN Reflections: Keep Running
Can you believe December is almost gone? While many of us are looking forward to the holidays and time with our loved ones, December also brings a convenient occasion to...
Can you believe December is almost gone? While many of us are looking forward to the holidays and time with our loved ones, December also brings a convenient occasion to...
Geoffroy Van Cutsem from Intel featured ACRN™in a compelling demonstration of the power of workload consolidation in edge devices. This was presented at the Open Source Summit EU in Lyon France. The...
We are pleased to announce the release of ACRN™ Hypervisor version 1.4 which introduces a number of new features. What’s New in Release Version 1.4 ACRN now conforms to the...
We are pleased to announce the release of ACRN™ Hypervisor version 1.3 which introduces a number of new features. What’s New in Release Version 1.3 Introduced the`acrn-config` tool to configure the...
Have you ever driven home after work and wanted to stay in your car to relax a little more instead of going inside of the house? Because of the rapid...
We are pleased to announce the release of ACRN™ Hypervisor version 1.2 which introduces a number of new features. What’s New in Release Version 1.2 Support for OVMF as virtual...
We are very pleased to announce we’ve updated the Project ACRN documentation, organized around your interest with ACRN as an end user, developer, and contributor. As shown above, ACRN documentation...
Big changes are coming to the world of hypervisors. The open source Project ACRN is a device hypervisor targeting Edge and IoT devices. ACRN supports multiple Operating Systems (OSes) with...
The 1st Open Source IoT Projects Seminar was held on June 11-12 in Shanghai hosted at the Intel Zizhu Office. This is a new event and the first time that...
We are pleased to announce the release of ACRN™ Hypervisor version 1.1 which introduces Hybrid Mode and support for Zephyr, VxWorks and Windows as new Guest Operating Systems. In this...