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Ferrous Systems @ferrous social.ferrous-systems.com

Are your development teams looking to reduce the cost and complexity of automotive functional safety qualifications?

We’re excited to collaborate with Red Hat to integrate Ferrocene, the safety-qualified Rust toolchain, with Red Hat In-Vehicle Operating System.

Discover how we’re helping the automotive industry deliver robust, safety-critical automotive systems to market faster:

🔗 redhat.com/en/…

FerrousSystems RedHat Ferrocene RustLang Automotive FunctionalSafety
A light gray background with a subtle grid pattern and scattered rounded rectangles in pastel blue, purple, green, pink, and yellow. At the top left is the blue Ferrous Systems logo. Below and to the right, a red rounded banner reads “STRATEGIC COLLABORATION” in white text. Beneath it, a large light blue gradient panel displays the bold black headline “Safety-Qualified Rust for Automotive,” followed by the text “Ferrous Systems and Red Hat collaborate to bring Ferrocene to Red Hat In-Vehicle Operating System.
Ferrous Systems @ferrous social.ferrous-systems.com

What does adopting Rust look like for teams building safety-critical systems?

Jonathan Pallant joins Embedded Insiders host Tiera Oliver to discuss bringing Rust into established C/C++ environments, the challenges teams encounter, and the role of Ferrocene in safety- and mission-critical development.

🎧 embeddedcomputing.com/technology/…

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A clean, geometric graphic with a pale gray grid background and scattered pastel blocks in blue, green, purple, yellow, and red. A large light-blue rounded rectangle fills the lower-right portion of the design, topped by a coral-red banner reading “New Podcast!” The Ferrous Systems logo appears in blue at the upper left. Bold black text reads “Building Trust in Rust,” followed by: “Embedded Insiders host Tiera Oliver sits down with Jonathan Pallant to talk Rust, safety-critical systems, and Ferrocene.

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