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Linux Foundation Releases OpenChain Automotive SBOM Framework 1.0 for Greater Reliability and Traceability in Automotive Software

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New open framework drives industry-wide alignment on SBOM practices in light of increasing regulatory and cybersecurity requirements within automotive ecosystem

PRAGUE, Oct. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Open Source Summit Europe – The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, today announced the release of the OpenChain Automotive Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) Framework 1.0, an open framework that defines a common approach for creating and sharing high-quality SBOMs tailored to the automotive industry.

“This framework enhances transparency and trust across the entire supply chain.”

As software becomes increasingly critical to modern vehicles, organizations are under growing pressure to improve visibility into software components and dependencies while meeting evolving regulatory and cybersecurity requirements. The OpenChain Automotive SBOM Framework provides a practical baseline that can be adopted and refined across the industry in order to meet these challenges facing the automotive industry.

Key elements of the framework include:

A defined structure for describing software components and dependencies in Automotive SBOMsGuidance on required and recommended data fields, including completeness and quality criteriaAlignment with existing SBOM standards such as SPDX (ISO/IEC 5962)Usage scenarios for suppliers and OEMs, including data exchange across the automotive supply chain

The framework provides guidance on how software component information should be described and exchanged using established formats, enabling suppliers and OEMs to produce SBOMs that meet shared expectations for completeness, consistency, and usability. It is designed to support practical use cases including software transparency, supply chain communication, and regulatory readiness.

“As software-defined vehicles grow in complexity, improving transparency and traceability across software components is becoming essential,” said Mary Meixia Wang, General Manager of the OpenChain Project. “This first release provides practical guidance and helps advance more consistent SBOM practices across the automotive ecosystem.”

The initiative began with early discussions between Keisuke Takase (Toyota), Ayumi Watanabe (Hitachi Solutions, Ltd.), and Masato Endo (Chair, OpenChain Automotive Working Group), reflecting a shared commitment to improving software transparency, traceability, and productivity in the automotive industry. It has since grown through collaboration with organizations, industry associations, and subject matter experts across the automotive and software ecosystems. Their input helped identify common challenges and shape a practical, broadly applicable framework grounded in real-world needs and emerging industry expectations.

The Automotive SBOM Project is part of the OpenChain Automotive Working Group and is designed to complement existing standards such as SPDX (ISO/IEC 5962). The framework does not replace these standards, but instead provides guidance on how they can be applied consistently within the automotive industry.

The project is open to participation from organizations and individuals worldwide and will continue to evolve based on industry feedback and adoption. To learn more about the OpenChain Project and visit the website or access the OpenChain Automotive SBOM Framework, here.

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“The release of the OpenChain Automotive SBOM Framework marks a significant milestone for the automotive industry. By establishing a common approach to creating and sharing high-quality, trustworthy SBOM data, this framework enhances transparency and trust across the entire supply chain. We believe its adoption will help improve supply chain reliability and contribute to greater engineering productivity and innovation across the automotive industry.”
– Jiro Watabe, Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, Hitachi Solutions, Ltd.

“As the scale and complexity of automotive software development continue to grow with the advancement of software-defined vehicles, sharing reliable SBOM information across the supply chain is becoming increasingly important. We expect the OpenChain Automotive SBOM Framework to enable the industry to openly share effective processes and best practices, helping create an environment where engineers can focus more of their time and expertise on delivering value to customers.”
– Hirofumi Inoue, President of Advanced R&D and Engineering Company, Toyota Motor Corporation

“Effective use of SBOMs is more than just generating or publishing them on-demand. Differing requirements and expectations between organizations and regulators open the door to SBOM quality issues – something that a shared framework and clear guidance on structures and data quality helps resolve at scale.”
– Tim Mackey, Head of Software Supply Chain Risk Strategy, Black Duck Software, Inc.

“The Automotive SBOM gives the industry a much-needed common format for improving software supply chain transparency. FossID is excited to support it by helping automotive teams generate, import, translate, and validate SBOMs according to the new standard. Reliably automating the process is one way we plan to help accelerate the use of the Automotive SBOM across manufacturers and their supplier ecosystems.”
– Stuart Dross, CEO, FossID

“As vehicle development becomes increasingly software-centric, including through the advancement of software-defined vehicles, visibility into software composition is becoming an important area of focus. Through its participation in this initiative toward SBOM standardization, Nissan will contribute to the development of a common foundation for the industry.”
– Sugimoto Kazma, General Manager, Software Platform and Architecture Engineering Department, Software Defined Vehicle Engineering Division, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.

“Volvo Cars has embedded SBOM practices into its vehicle development processes through our ‘Continuous SBOM’ program launched last year. By promoting a common approach across the supply chain, we can improve transparency and collaboration for us all while helping drive the evolution of Automotive SBOMs from license compliance and cybersecurity artifacts to become a foundation for software trust, provenance, safety, lifecycle governance, and supply chain intelligence.”
– Carl-Eric Mols, Global Open Source Strategy Lead, Volvo Cars

About the OpenChain Project
The OpenChain Project, hosted by the Linux Foundation, focuses on building trust in the open source supply chain. It develops open standards for open source compliance and security, helping organizations manage software licensing and risk across global ecosystems.

About the Linux Foundation
The Linux Foundation is the world’s leading home for collaboration on open source software, hardware, standards, and data. Linux Foundation projects, including Linux, Kubernetes, Model Context Protocol (MCP), OpenChain, OpenSearch, OpenSSF, OpenStack, PyTorch, Ray, RISC-V, SPDX and Zephyr, provide the foundation for global infrastructure. The Linux Foundation is focused on leveraging best practices and addressing the needs of contributors, users, and solution providers to create sustainable models for open collaboration. For more information, please visit us at linuxfoundation.org.

The Linux Foundation has registered trademarks and uses trademarks. For a list of trademarks of The Linux Foundation, please see its trademark usage page: www.linuxfoundation.org/trademark-usage. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds.

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SKF to showcase new technologies for energy-efficient and reliable cooling at Chillventa 2026

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New MBx magnetic bearing series and ceramic precision technologies target high-speed chillers for data centers, heat pumps and other demanding HVAC applications.

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, Oct. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — SKF will present technologies for more energy-efficient and reliable cooling and heat-pump systems at Chillventa 2026. Leading the Group’s presence will be its new MBx active magnetic bearing series for high-speed chillers.

Around 20 percent of the world’s energy consumption is used to overcome friction, and the core of SKF’s business is to reduce friction in rotating systems. As data center capacity expands, cooling is placing increasing demands on energy systems. Chiller and compressor manufacturers must therefore increase cooling capacity while limiting energy use, maintenance and system complexity.

“Cooling systems are becoming increasingly critical to reliability and energy efficiency of industrial and digital infrastructure. At Chillventa, we will show how our solutions support this, for example how our ceramic and magnetic technologies can help customers develop more reliable and more efficient high-speed systems for data center cooling systems, heat pumps and other demanding applications,” says Thomas Grubbauer, Global Fluid Machinery Industry Manager.

SKF offers a complete portfolio of high-speed motors levitated with magnetic bearing technology, active magnetic bearings, digital controllers, variable-speed drives, condition monitoring and engineering services. This integrated offering enables compact, oil-free drive solutions for centrifugal chillers and other high-speed applications, reducing wear, maintenance and unplanned downtime, with energy efficiency improvements of up to 30–40% compared with conventional technologies.

The new MBx magnetic bearing is designed to optimize cost while maintaining performance through innovations including automatic winding. Its modular design enables semi-automated production and faster assembly, helping reduce lead times and expand SKF high-speed motors’ production capacity to meet growing demand from the data center chiller market.

SKF will also showcase hybrid ceramic bearings, including the new optimized CeraDrive bearing series, for chillers, heat pumps, steam compressors, motors, fans and pumps. Ceramic rolling elements provide electrical insulation and support high-speed operation under demanding lubrication conditions.

Completing the offer is SKF’s new Extreme super-precision bearings platform for high-speed centrifugal compressors in chillers, heat pumps and mechanical vapour recompression systems. The offer is a flexible bearing platform that can be optimized to meet extreme application demands, for example speeds up to 120’000 rpm, 2,4 Mndm, ring contact pressure up to 2,8 Gpa and turbine side temperatures up to 200C; opening new possibilities in compressor design.

Meet SKF at Chillventa 2026
Date: 13–15 October 2026
Location: Nuremberg, Germany
Booth: 1-510

For further information, please contact:
Press Relations: Carl Bjernstam, +46 31-337 2517; +46 722 201 893; carl.bjernstam@skf.com 

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MediaTek Demos 5G-Advanced FWA Platform at Network X 2026

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MediaTek T930 modem integrates 8Rx/3Tx, Edge AI and Wi-Fi 8, delivering more than 70% higher uplink throughput and more than 40% higher downlink

HSINCHU, Oct. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — MediaTek and its subsidiary Airoha Technology are jointly showcasing next-generation fixed and wireless broadband connectivity at Network X 2026. Featuring a comprehensive connectivity portfolio spanning Wi-Fi, 5G CPE and PON, the companies are bringing emerging AI applications and services to home, office and on-the-go users. At the event, MediaTek is showcasing its next-generation Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) platform. Integrating 5G-Advanced connectivity, Edge AI capabilities, and Wi-Fi 8 technology, the solution combines the MediaTek T930 and Filogic 8800 with advanced RF technologies to deliver over 70% increase in uplink throughput and over 40% increase in downlink throughput, maximizing channel utilization. Furthermore, the platform has also been shortlisted for the Network X Awards 2026 “Best FWA Solution of the Year.”

Evan Su, Vice President and General Manager of the Wireless Communications Business Unit at MediaTek, said: “In order to further expand FWA market adoption, mobile network capacity, CPE efficiency and the actual in-home connectivity experience must all be improved simultaneously. Through stronger uplink and downlink capabilities and intelligent traffic management, we help telecom operators increase the number of subscribers they can serve and improve network efficiency while controlling network upgrade costs, continuously enhancing the commercial value of FWA. We also work closely with Airoha, fully supporting global telecom customers in playing a critical role in advancing network infrastructure and enabling AI to scale and become broadly accessible.”

Enabling AI Applications with High Bidirectional Bandwidth and Ultra-Low Latency

AI, cloud gaming and real-time cloud services continue to raise network access requirements for Gigabit bandwidth and ultra-low latency. For telecom operators, further expanding FWA commercial deployment requires not only higher wireless access performance, but also increased capacity and service quality while keeping core network upgrade costs under control. MediaTek T930 moves more intelligence and performance optimization capabilities to the CPE edge, integrating AI-AQM, the world’s first 8Rx 3CC, 3Tx 5L, HPUE PC1 33 dBm and Wi-Fi 8, enabling telecom operators to further enhance FWA service capabilities through CPE innovation.

Through 8Rx 3CC, T930 can improve network downlink throughput by more than 40% while extending network coverage. At the same time, the combination of HPUE PC1 and 3Tx 5L increases transmission power by 5 dB, improving network uplink throughput by more than 70%. The resulting increase in overall capacity can help reduce the cost to serve each household and improve network investment efficiency.

MediaTek AI-AQM (Active Queue Management) brings intelligent queue management to the CPE edge. It’s validated AI-AQM technology can provide cloud gaming users with up to a 10x improvement in network latency, enabling operators to further improve user experience for latency-sensitive applications such as cloud gaming without requiring major changes to the core network.

Exhibition: MediaTek + Airoha @ Booth K35

Network X 2026: 13-15 October 2026 @ Messe Wien, Vienna, Austria

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Devexperts Appoints Rainer Fuchsluger as Global Group CEO to Accelerate International Growth and Advance its FinTech Portfolio

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Financial technology executive brings more than 25 years of global leadership experience to strengthen Devexperts’ product portfolio across the investment and trade lifecycle.

DUBLIN, Oct. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Devexperts today announced the appointment of Rainer Fuchsluger as Global Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective immediately. The privately held global financial technology company provides solutions used by more than 20 million traders worldwide every day.

Fuchsluger joins as Devexperts approaches its 25th anniversary in 2027. The company has more than 800 employees across 10 offices globally, with deep technical domain expertise in capital markets, serving hundreds of clients worldwide. His mandate is to extend Devexperts’ value chain across the full investment and trade lifecycle and deliver greater value to clients through advanced technologies such as cloud computing and AI across its portfolio. He will also accelerate the company’s international growth strategy.

The appointment follows the departure of Ben Hurley, who has decided to leave Devexperts to pursue new opportunities. Ben spent more than four years with the company, including the past two as CEO.

Fuchsluger’s global leadership experience spans financial software, market data, exchange technology and critical market infrastructure, alongside extensive expertise in AI. His career includes senior leadership roles at LSEG, Wolters Kluwer, SS&C and Thomson Reuters. In addition, he served on the Group’s Global Sustainability Governance Board at Wolters Kluwer. He has lived and worked in London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan and Switzerland during his 25 years in the industry.

“Devexperts has always been built on exceptional engineering, advanced technology and long-standing, trusted client relationships. I would like to thank Ben for his leadership and commitment over the past four years and welcome Rainer at an important time for the company,” said Michael Babushkin, Founder of Devexperts. “His deep knowledge of global financial markets, combined with a proven track record of scaling technology businesses across major financial centres, will help us build on our strengths and realise our ambitions for international growth.”

“Devexperts has built something very special over nearly 25 years, combining deep capital markets expertise, advanced technology and exceptional people with strong client relationships, including banks, brokerages, exchanges and wealth managers,” said Rainer Fuchsluger, Global Group CEO of Devexperts. “I’m grateful to Michael and the Board for their confidence in me and excited to build on the company’s achievements.”

With AI already embedded in more than half of its software development pipeline, Devexperts will build on these and many other capabilities under Fuchsluger’s leadership to accelerate product development and deliver greater value to clients.

“Capital markets are evolving rapidly, driven by demand for trusted data and analytics, resilient market infrastructure and the accelerating adoption of cloud computing and AI,” Fuchsluger added. “My priority is to stay close to our clients, understand their evolving needs and bring our capabilities closer together across the investment and trade lifecycle. By combining our expertise with continued investment in advanced technologies, we can strengthen our offering and help clients navigate increasingly complex markets without compromising on performance or resilience.”

Next year, Devexperts will mark its quarter century with a global programme led by Fuchsluger, recognising the people, clients and technology that have shaped the company while setting out its vision for the future.

About Devexperts

Founded in 2002, Devexperts is a global financial technology company providing trading platforms, market data, exchange connectivity, analytics and critical market infrastructure to the capital markets. With more than 800 employees across 10 offices worldwide, the company serves hundreds of clients, including banks, brokerages, exchanges and wealth management firms. Its technology is used by more than 20 million traders every day.

Its portfolio includes DXtrade, a multi-asset trading and brokerage platform; dxFeed, its global market data and exchange connectivity business; and Devexa, an AI-powered client engagement platform. Together with its market analytics, exchange technology and infrastructure solutions, these capabilities support clients across the investment and trade lifecycle.

Devexperts combines deep capital markets expertise with advanced technology, including AI and cloud computing, to help clients grow, innovate and respond to evolving market demands.

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About Rainer Fuchsluger

Rainer Fuchsluger is a senior executive with more than 25 years of experience leading FinTech, data and software businesses across global financial markets. He has deep expertise in capital markets, risk and regulatory technology, SaaS platforms, enterprise data and workflow solutions, developed through senior roles at LSEG, Wolters Kluwer, SS&C and Thomson Reuters. In addition to his business responsibilities, he has served on a Global Sustainability Governance Board. He has lived and worked in London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan and Switzerland and currently resides in Dublin.

At a glance:

London Stock Exchange Group: Commercial leadership, Data & Feeds.

Wolters Kluwer: Global Head of Strategic Planning & Business Development. Previously CEO / Managing Director, Asia Pacific, Finance, Risk & Regulatory Reporting.

SS&C Technologies, ICE and Thomson Reuters: Senior and regional commercial leadership roles across Asia Pacific.

Education: MBA, Vienna University of Economics and Business. Executive programmes at MIT (AI: Implications for Business Strategy) and the University of Oxford (Leading Sustainable Corporations).

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