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    Join the seL4 team

    Another position open! We're hiring seL4 systems engineers! Are you tired of the reactive, release-patch cycle of software development? Do […]

    CDDC wins iAwards

    Data61’s Trustworthy Systems Research Team sweep SA’s iAwards with three wins for their collaboration with DST Group on the Cross […]

    Getting started with seL4, CAmkES, and L4v: Dependencies

    We have found in Trustworthy Systems that a big hurdle for new people coming to work on the seL4 ecosystem […]

    Securing outer space with seL4

    Securing outer space with seL4 Welcome to 2017: we have self-driving cars, mag lev trains, Tesla’s SpaceX and now: seL4-powered […]

    Starting 2017 off strong

    Starting 2017 off strong. At Trustworthy Systems, we’ve achieved major cyber-security milestones funded by the US Department of Defense over […]

    Using Rump kernels to run unmodified NetBSD drivers on seL4

    Limited support is now available for running unmodified NetBSD drivers on seL4 using rump kernels. We have modified the Rumprun […]

    seL4 on the Raspberry Pi 3

    seL4 on the Raspberry Pi 3 The seL4 kernel is a burgeoning project that’s been creating a buzz in the […]

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