Linux Foundation Announces Four New Members
The Linux Foundation today announced that four companies are joining the organization: DENSO Corporation, Integrated Computer Solutions (ICS), ProFUSION Embedded Systems and Savoir-Faire Linux.
These companies are joining The Linux Foundation to advance the Linux operating system for next-generation electronics, such as connected automobiles, phones and televisions, as well as for industrial automation and the development of mobile and web applications.
The Linux Foundation’s new members are also taking advantage of upcoming events that include LinuxCon Brazil November 17-18, 2011, and the first-ever Automotive Linux Summit November 28, 2011.
Today’s new Linux Foundation members include:
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