Introduction to Linaro and 96Boards for Engineers
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96Boards starts in February 2015 to make ARM development cheap and fast by publishing open hardware specifications (the spec is open, the boards need not be). Specs are SoC‑independent so the same board layout works across vendors. The project runs one hour a week public “open hours,” hosts mezzanine and community projects as open‑source repos, pilots an Open‑Source Academics initiative to link industry and universities, and is standardizing shared libraries across board families.
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