Run isolated vehicle workloads with the Red Hat In-Vehicle Operating System @redhat
Run isolated vehicle workloads with the Red Hat In-Vehicle Operating System  @redhat
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Can you run a multitude of processes on your vehicle’s operating system and guarantee they won’t affect safety-critical workloads? Jeff Ligon demonstrates how the Red Hat In-Vehicle Operating System (RHIVOS) isolates workloads with QM containers, keeping safe processes separate from untrusted and unsafe ones.

🚗See how RHIVOS is changing the way operating systems are used → redhat.com/en/solutions/automotive
👀 Watch more interactive demos from Red Hat Summit 2026 → redhat.com/en/summit

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