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Enrique Marti del Olmo, Vodafone Group’s Head of Fixed Devices, Connectivity & Security, appointed to the prpl Board of Directors SANTA CLARA, CALIF. – August 7, 2017 – The prpl Foundation, an open-source, community-driven consortium…
Latest OVP Models and Virtual Prototype Software Release with iGen, Available Now Oxford, United Kingdom, May 23, 2017 – Imperas Software Ltd., the leader in high-performance software simulation, today announced the availability of new Open Virtual Platforms (OVP)…
Virtual Prototyping in Demonstrations of Software Development Using Continuous Integration and Jenkins, Debug and Test, and a Tutorial on Linux Bring Up on Heterogeneous Multiprocessor SoCs Oxford, United Kingdom, May 22, 2017 – Imperas Software Ltd., the leader…
by Cesare Garlati – Chief Security Strategist, prpl Foundation Last week I had the pleasure of attending Embedded World 2017 in Germany as I was invited to give a couple of presentations on the pioneering…
Within the prpl Foundation Security Working Group, Imperas is providing solutions for embedded hypervisor/OS developers. Simon Davidmann, Imperas CEO, wrote a guest blog for RTC Magazine, which focusses on embedded computing, including information for both hardware…
By Alexandru Voica, Imagination Technologies Back in March 2015, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) – a government agency tasked with regulating interstate communications in the United States – issued a security document that included a series of…
The prpl Foundation recently published its first newsletter, as a way of extending communications with the embedded systems community. Imperas CEO and Open Virtual Platforms™ (OVP™) founder Simon Davidmann wrote an article for the newsletter,…
By Art Swift, President prpl Foundation It was Charles Dickens’ much celebrated novel Oliver Twist that first popularized the phrase “the law is an ass.” It resonated far and wide for people who viewed the…
What we can learn from the recent cyber attacks to the popular website GitHub and why we should worry about what is likely to come next. Over the last few days the popular website GitHub…
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