the rapidly emerging market for low-power hyperscale servers. Linaro Edge & Fog Computing Group The Linaro Edge & Fog Computing Group is working to accelerate the adoption of ARM technologies in Edge & Fog Computing ecosystems. Linaro Consumer Group The Linaro Consumer Group focuses on development for mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets. The primary aim of the group is to improve the AOSP ecosystem through collaborative activities that benefit members across all Android use cases. Linaro IoT & Embedded Group In September 2016 Linaro announced the Linaro IoT and Embedded Group (LITE) that focuses on delivering end to end open source reference software for more secure connected products, ranging from sensors and connected controllers to smart devices and gateways, for the industrial and consumer markets. Linaro Windows on Arm Group In February 2022 Linaro formed the Windows on Arm Group together with Arm, Microsoft and Qualcomm. The group is aiming to build an ecosystem for Windows on Arm that supports native development. 96Boards 96Boards is an open platform specification that provides a platform for the delivery of compatible low-cost, small footprint 32-bit and 64-bit Cortex-A boards. A fixed set of minimum interfaces are required by the specifications, for example the Consumer Edition (CE) specification requires standard USB, micro-SD, HDMI, power, and low- and high-speed peripheral connectors. Vendors may add customized hardware and feature sets provided the form factor and minimum set of interfaces are supported. Since the original Consumer Edition (CE) release there have been specifications for Enterprise (EE), IoT (IE) and SoM developed. On April 27, 2017, a board adhering to the 96Board Consumer Edition Open Standard became a development platform for the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). Specifications and implementations There are four published 96Boards specifications for low-cost ARMv7-A and ARMv8-A development boards: The Consumer Edition (CE) targets the mobile, embedded and digital home segments. The Enterprise Edition (EE) targets the networking and server segments. The Internet of Things Edition (IE) is designed to support development in the IoT space. The SoM Edition (SoM) is focused on Wireless and Compute solutions. Platforms Linaro runs and continuously tests its output on member platforms. For the ARMv7-A code, these include TI's OMAP 3 and OMAP 4, Samsung's Exynos, and ST-Ericsson's NovaThor U8500. For development on platforms prior to silicon availability, e.g. big.LITTLE development starting at the end of 2011 and ARMv8-A work begun in 2012. Products As an