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13 July 2021

How containerisation helps VW develop car software

This article is part of the Computer Weekly issue of 13 July 2021

Volkswagen’s R&D centre is working with Red Hat to use containerisation to improve how it develops and tests software for the control systems in cars

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How containerisation helps VW develop car software
by Cliff Saran
Volkswagen’s R&D centre is working with Red Hat to use containerisation to improve how it develops and tests software for the control systems in cars
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