NXP processors have a storied tradition of powering contemporary avionics systems, with a strong software ecosystem that has added to a diverse catalog of innovative aircraft modifications. The addition of LYNX MOSA.ic to this ecosystem brings a new flexibility to the most widely deployed TSN processors in the market, enabling the continued development of deterministic solutions required by modern aircraft.

We are excited that both NXP and Arm architectures are now supported within the LYNX MOSA.ic framework. It offers an exceptional technology for managing the complexity associated with multicores, reducing the design and certification time for safety critical systems based on NXP Layerscape and QorIQ SoCs.

LYNX MOSA.ic helps reduce the cost and time investment for customers developing, certifying and deploying innovative platforms.

The inclusion of FreeRTOS as a guest of the LynxSecure separation kernel hypervisor will give developers an easy and low cost path to development and integration of complex systems, with a path to a fully safety-certifiable solution.

Lynx has an extensive history and proven success in security, especially within industries similar to ours. We look forward to working together to create new, mission critical solutions..

With many suppliers focused on the security of these systems, Lynx appears to be one of the few worrying about high reliability of platforms over 10+ year product lifecycles.

As we continue advancing cutting-edge technology applications for factory automation, we are excited to partner with Lynx to accelerate a new, secure IIoT-based quality system for the market.

We are pleased to expand our collaboration with Lynx through its support of our latest Core Gen 11 CPU. As avionics systems become even more complex, the availability of a solution like LYNX MOSA.ic for Avionics is key to controlling the time and costs associated with the development, certification and deployment of mission critical electronics

By using LYNX MOSA.ic on our latest SBC3515-S single-board computer featuring Intel’s 11th Gen Core i7 processor, designers can accelerate critical avionics applications and expedite the certification process while saving time and money.

Our team prides itself on its leadership in safety-critical aerospace technology, and Lynx’s support for the 11th generation Intel Core means we can work with the industry’s leading-edge solutions.

I’ve been tracking unikernels as a technology since 2017 because they show promise to help increase security, performance, and efficiency for a wide variety of applications. However, barriers to entry for developers and integrators were major impeders for adaptation. Unikernel technology has recently experienced significant growth in these areas. It seems inevitable that unikernels will start working their way into operations, and I am excited to see how they make systems more secure, performant, secure, and modular.