QuickBoot Support for 64-bit, Secure Boot and Automotive SoCs
First written in FY2017-Q3. 7 of 9 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2018-Q2. Latest entry: FY2026.
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- FY2026AdvancedAnnual report
「During the consolidated fiscal year, we implemented Ubiquitous QuickBoot, our core product, on the latest SoCs for smart devices and supported new applications in order to accelerate new adoption in global markets.」
In addition to cumulative shipments of 100 million units, QuickBoot's product rollout advanced through implementation on the latest SoCs for smart devices and support for new applications. - FY2024AdvancedAnnual report
「In the fast-boot field, we developed the technology required to implement Ubiquitous QuickBoot on Qualcomm's SA8155P automotive platform.」
Development continued on implementing QuickBoot on next-generation automotive platforms, with continued efforts to strengthen support for next-generation platforms and overseas deployment. - FY2020AdvancedAnnual report
「To ensure that Ubiquitous QuickBoot operates properly on Android, we worked to expand its scope of applicability as part of adapting it to Android Project Treble, introduced with Android 8.0, including by minimizing changes to the Android Framework.」
QuickBoot's scope of applicability was expanded through support for Android Project Treble and the reduction of changes to the Android Framework. - FY2019AdvancedAnnual report
「In January 2019, the company announced a partnership with Finland-based Tuxera and the global rollout of the fast-boot solution "Ubiquitous QuickBoot by Tuxera" for automotive equipment.」
QuickBoot's scope of deployment expanded to automotive equipment worldwide through the partnership with Tuxera. - FY2019-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「In April 2018, we announced that Ubiquitous QuickBoot had been made compatible with Intel's x86 architecture Apollo Lake.」
QuickBoot's platform compatibility advanced with support for Intel's Apollo Lake, in addition to existing compatibility with automotive SoCs and other platforms. - FY2018AdvancedAnnual report
「In October 2017, we announced compatibility with Intel's x86 architecture Atom® processors. We are also advancing compatibility with Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), a Linux platform for automotive equipment, and expanding deployment across a broader range of devices and fields. In addition, we began selling Ubiquitous QuickBoot R2.0, the latest version of our fast-boot product.」
QuickBoot compatibility was expanded to x86 Atom and automotive AGL, and the launch of the latest version, R2.0, broadened the range of compatible devices and fields. - FY2018-Q2AdvancedAnnual report
「In September 2017, we announced that Ubiquitous QuickBoot R2.0, the latest version of our fast-boot product, would be launched in October. In addition to achieving further acceleration through the latest technologies, we launched development kits in three product lines, Lite, Pro and Automotive, to broaden our customer base.」
QuickBoot's latest version, R2.0, was announced, and the lineup was expanded to three development kits: Lite, Pro and Automotive. - FY2017RestatedAnnual report
「Ubiquitous QuickBoot has been further accelerated and enhanced, including 64-bit and SecureBoot support, and its compatibility with the latest SoCs (systems-on-chip) expected to be adopted in automotive information equipment has been expanded.」
QuickBoot development has continued to focus on acceleration, 64-bit and SecureBoot support, and compatibility with automotive SoCs. - FY2017-Q3First statedAnnual report
「In November 2016, we announced that Ubiquitous QuickBoot had been further accelerated, enhanced for automotive applications, including 64-bit and SecureBoot support, and made compatible with Renesas Electronics Corporation's latest automotive computing platforms, R-Car H3/M3.」
QuickBoot's product functionality has advanced through acceleration, 64-bit and SecureBoot support, and compatibility with Renesas's R-Car H3/M3.