Xen

Mm.

And with a, a use case or like a, a showcase which is pretty much aligned with what they typically do in the context of automotive, which is running Zephyr alongside-- or rather, I guess Linux alongside Zephyr, uh, and have like lots of hypervisors involved that use, uh, Xen, I guess.

This is how you do a car dashboard in real life.

Yes.

[laughs]

Stop.

So I, I-- So I've heard, uh, Xen mentioned in automotive many times.

But I thought it was for development or something.

Right.

And on top of that, they run a software layer called a Xen hypervisor.

Wait, hold on.

How does a software layer carve up physical hardware? If I just have one physical processor, how do multiple customers use it without constantly colliding into each other's data?