For the first time in China, ZTE vehicle micro-kernel operating system products have been certified by POSIX PSE52 system.

CTOnews.com, December 15 (Xinhua)-- ZTE Automotive OS V3.0, a product of ZTE, recently officially passed the certification of POSIX specification PSE52 real-time controller 1003.13-2003 system (PSE52 Realtime Controller 1003.13-2003 System), becoming the first company in China to obtain this certification.

POSIX is a trademark of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), short for "uni-X Portable operating system Interface". Its goal is to simplify the task of cross-platform software development by developing a set of guidelines for operating system vendors to follow. In other standardization efforts, the POSIX interface is widely implemented and referenced, including a single UNIX specification and the Linux standard library. CTOnews.com learned that they exist widely in IT infrastructure, from embedded systems, mobile devices, Internet routers, servers and workstations, to distributed supercomputers.

In the field of intelligent vehicles, good support for POSIX specification is a key feature of vehicle operating systems with high functional security levels. ZTE's automotive micro-kernel operating system has passed this certification, enabling the middleware and applications related to Intelligent Networked vehicles to run on ZTE's automotive micro-kernel operating system more quickly and stably, significantly reducing software development and migration costs, and shortening the project development and listing cycle.