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150 experts in 10 design centers available 24/7/365 for local and global design, delivery, IP, processes, and support.
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Awarded total quality management honors across the globe and the prestigious Service Capability & Performance Standards certification.
Multiple Industries »
Market leader in telecommunications, aerospace, defense, medical, automotive, energy, and industrial applications.
Ecosystems »
Highly integrated with NXP, AMD, Nvidia, Intel, TI, Broadcom, Marvel, and commercial off-the-shelf board vendors, with thousands of BSPs supported.
Mission-Critical
Expertise »
More than 600 safety or mission-critical designs in deployment today with extreme complexity in rigid deployment environments.
Wind River Studio Linux Services delivers embedded Linux platform solution design, implementation, security, and lifecycle management capabilities that help you reduce your open source project risk while accelerating time to application deployment, so you can lower your total cost of ownership and focus your valuable resources on innovation.
Global Footprint
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- China
- Chengdu, China
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Resources
Web Page
See how Studio Linux Services has helped real customers achieve real results.
E-Book
Before starting the Linux journey, we should ask ourselves: What is our business strategy for open source leadership?
Webinar
Knowing what's in your code is mission-critical to your success.
Webinar
Learn how to navigate mission-critical embedded requirements for different vertical markets.
Blog
In the embedded industry, the lifecycle of a Linux product can last 15 years or more, so the decisions you make now will impact speed, quality, and resources for years to come.
Web Page
See how Studio Linux Services has helped real customers achieve real results.
E-Book
Before starting the Linux journey, we should ask ourselves: What is our business strategy for open source leadership?
Webinar
Knowing what's in your code is mission-critical to your success.
Webinar
Learn how to navigate mission-critical embedded requirements for different vertical markets.
Blog
In the embedded industry, the lifecycle of a Linux product can last 15 years or more, so the decisions you make now will impact speed, quality, and resources for years to come.