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Delivers the ultimate flexibility to customers by supporting any combination of Docker containers, Kubernetes clusters and virtual machines (VMs) for legacy applications, deployed on any edge computing node while connecting to any cloud
Uniquely extends operational best practices for uptime, security and simplicity to the field
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Much of the value in the public cloud, especially the hyperscale providers like Azure, is economic. You’re taking advantage of their ability to buy power, network, and hardware at a scale that would have been unimaginable a few years ago.
Another benefit of the hyperscale clouds is their operational expertise and their infrastructure design. They can spin up a new server instance in seconds, providing compute on demand. And with container technologies, they’re able to quickly switch in new isolated environments and scale them up as necessary.
Collaboration with Microsoft to accelerate connected vehicle development
Renesas Electronics Corporation is collaborating with Microsoft to accelerate the development of connected vehicles. Renesas’ R-Car Starter Kit, based on the company’s R-Car automotive SoC, is now offered as a development environment for the Microsoft Connected Vehicle Platform (MCVP). MCVP consolidates a partner ecosystem with a horizontal platform of Azure cloud, AI and edge services on top of which mobility companies can produce customer-facing solutions. The company has also been certified for Azure IoT Hub and Azure IoT Edge.
MCVP aids mobility companies to accelerate the delivery of digital services across vehicle provisioning, two-way network connectivity, and continuous over-the-air updates of containerised functionality. Within the Renesas development environment, customers can utilise MCVP components and Renesas Board Support Package (BSP) in addition to the multimedia package for R-Car. Also, th
Renesas collaborates with Microsoft to speed up connected vehicle development Renesas has revealed that it is collaborating with Microsoft in order to accelerate the development of connected vehicles.
Renesasâ R-Car Starter Kit, based on its R-Car automotive system-on-chip (SoC), is now available as a development environment for the Microsoft Connected Vehicle Platform (MCVP). The MCVP combines a partner ecosystem with a horizontal platform of Azure cloud, AI and edge services on top of which mobility companies can build customer-facing solutions. Renesas has also been certified for Azure IoT Hub and Azure IoT Edge.
MCVP helps mobility companies accelerate the delivery of digital services across vehicle provisioning, two-way network connectivity, and continuous over-the-air updates of containerized functionality. Within the Renesas development environment, customers can use MCVP components and Renesas Board Support Package (BSP) in addition to multime