Security News > 2020 > January > BlackBerry leverages ANSYS’ solutions for autonomous systems development

BlackBerry and ANSYS are joining forces to support BlackBerry QNX's industry-leading real-time operating system for connected and autonomous vehicles.

As part of ANSYS' ongoing commitment to fostering an open ecosystem that supports RTOS leaders across industries, the collaboration will empower automotive manufacturers to increase safety and reliability, reduce development cost and shorten time-to-market for next-generation automobiles and autonomous systems.

BlackBerry QNX and ANSYS are enabling OEMs to minimize risk by combining ANSYS SCADE's embedded software development environment with the QNX Neutrino operating system, both certified to ISO 26262 ASIL D level - the automotive industry's most stringent safety standard and highest level of certification.

"We are committed to an open ecosystem that supports customers around the world with best-in-breed technology, solutions and collaborations," said Eric Bantegnie, Vice President and General Manager, Systems Business Unit at ANSYS. "By integrating our industry-leading embedded software design environment for critical applications with BlackBerry's proven QNX RTOS, ANSYS remains the frontrunner in the industry."

"This technical alliance is an important milestone for our overall ANSYS Autonomy solutions that span embedded software development, systems design, cybersecurity threat and functional safety analysis, autonomous systems, physical and driving simulation, and AI-based embedded software validation."

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