Show customers and partners that your firmware meets Arm’s standards, and keep proving it as you release.
Continuous hardware validation
Your hardware, continuously proven against upstream.
Linaro Hub tests the software on your real boards, whether it’s yours, your suppliers’ or upstream’s. AI agents can work with it, and it builds the evidence for your CRA commitments, all without opening a single inbound firewall port.
Services on the Hub
Live views of the CI and test services Linaro runs.
New
TrustedFirmware, tested on real hardware.
One live view of TrustedFirmware CI, with Jenkins, Gerrit and LAVA results together, from a lab that runs on real Arm boards.
- Time to recover a board
- ~7h → ~1h
- Fleet availability
- ~90% → ~99.8%
- Jobs per quarter (Juno)
- ~30,000
Source: Linaro white paper, “Pitfalls of Production-Grade CI for Secure IoT Hardware”, August 2026.
TrustedFirmware results
Live results will appear here.
Mbed TLS
New portal
Security advisories, the issue backlog, release activity and the projects that depend on Mbed TLS, in one place. It is the crypto library inside Trusted Firmware-A and Trusted Firmware-M.
- Linaro commits in Mbed TLS 4.2.0Second only to Arm
- 59 of 264
- Projects using itIncluding TF-A and TF-M
- 27
What Linaro Hub tests on your hardware
- YOUR SOFTWARE
Your own images and firmware
Prove every build boots and behaves on the boards you ship. - YOUR PROVIDERS’ SOFTWARE
Supplier BSPs, SDKs and drops
Check what your suppliers deliver before you build on it. - UPSTREAM SOFTWARE
Kernel, firmware and distros
Linux, TrustedFirmware, Yocto and major distributions, on every release. - AI AGENTS
Real boards for AI workflows
Let agents submit jobs and read results, and check what they build. - CRA COMMITMENTS
Evidence that keeps building
Continuous test records to back your Cyber Resilience Act obligations.
How it works: connect your hardware to any service
Connect your board to the Hub once, then run any offering on it. The steps are the same for every service.
Step 1
Create your account
Sign up with your email, a password and your name, then verify your email address. One account covers every service.
Step 2
Plug in your hardware
Power on the Linaro Automation Appliance next to your hardware. It ships pre-registered and shows as Online within seconds.
Step 3
Tell the Hub which board it is
Choose your board from the searchable device list. Swap the hardware later and just change the selection.
Step 4
Run any service on it
Your Linaro contact turns an offering on, results appear in your Hub subscription, and you can add more services later.
Explore all Solutions
Start from the outcome you need, not the tool name.
- Run the Arm Architecture Compliance Suite (BSA, BBR, BBSR)Cover both SystemReady and SystemReady DT bandsRequest runs or follow your firmware release streams
- ONELab · DistributionsProve your board runs the operating systems your customers already use, with nothing custom in between.Boot generic kernels from 7+ major distributionsIncludes Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Alpine and openSUSENo custom BSP required
- LAA + LAVA managed servicesKeep boards on your desk while Linaro runs the lab software, so your engineers test instead of maintaining a lab.Linaro updates and maintains the lab softwareManage a global fleet of appliances from one dashboardSubmit and follow LAVA jobs from the Hub
- Pull Labs · KernelCIPut your platform in front of the upstream kernel’s test infrastructure, without building a lab to host it.Outbound-only connection, with no inbound firewall rulesCatch regressions before they reach your customersFollow every run from the Pull Labs dashboard
- Turn continuous testing into the records an auditor will ask for.Keep firmware and boot components verified and currentBuild a continuous test record from your ongoing runsHand evidence to auditors without a scramble
- Reference images · ONEBootBegin bring-up from images and boot flows that are already tested, instead of from a blank page.Tested boot flows for U-Boot, OpenEmbedded and the kernelReference images to bring up a new board fasterA baseline to compare your own builds against
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