Fixing broken links to the platforms.linaro.org website (#749)

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_engineering/datacenter-and-cloud.md

@@ -39,14 +39,14 @@ Linaro’s aim in this space is to accelerate the development of foundational op
 LDCG manages three lead projects: Server Architecture, Software Defined Infrastructure (SDI) and Big Data.
 
 - Server Architecture enables the foundational technologies for the Arm Server platform, from firmware, server board management, the Linux kernel and other key open source architecture components.
-- Software Defined Infrastructure enables the cloud revolution, and is the fundamental building block for the next generation of the datacenter. 
+- Software Defined Infrastructure enables the cloud revolution, and is the fundamental building block for the next generation of the datacenter.
 - Big Data was established as a Lead Project to make Arm64 a first class citizen in the Hadoop and Spark community, as well as a supported architecture for scale-out analytics.
 
 In addition to the Lead Projects, LDCG sponsors three Special Interest Groups (SIG). SIG’s allow for focused engineering effort on specific areas important to the members. Members of LDCG can automatically join any or all of the SIG’s.  In addition, non LDCG companies and organisations can choose to join any of the SIG’s.
 
 - LHPCS Linaro High Performance Computing SIG
 - LSFS Linaro Server Firmware SIG
 
-Enterprise Reference Platform:  LDCG on a regular cadence provides a Enterprise Reference Platform (ERP). The goal of the ERP is to provide a fully tested, end to end, documented, open source implementation for ARM based Enterprise servers. The Reference Platform includes kernel, a community supported userspace and additional relevant open source projects, and is validated against existing firmware releases. The ERP is built and tested on Linaro Enterprise Group members hardware and the Linaro Developer Cloud. It is intended to be a reference example for use as a foundation for members and partners for their products based on open source technologies. The members and partners to include distribution, hyperscaler or OEM/ODM vendors, can leverage the reference for ARM in the datacenter and cloud. https://platforms.linaro.org/
+Enterprise Reference Platform:  LDCG on a regular cadence provides a Enterprise Reference Platform (ERP). The goal of the ERP is to provide a fully tested, end to end, documented, open source implementation for ARM based Enterprise servers. The Reference Platform includes kernel, a community supported userspace and additional relevant open source projects, and is validated against existing firmware releases. The ERP is built and tested on Linaro Enterprise Group members hardware and the Linaro Developer Cloud. It is intended to be a reference example for use as a foundation for members and partners for their products based on open source technologies. The members and partners to include distribution, hyperscaler or OEM/ODM vendors, can leverage the reference for ARM in the datacenter and cloud.
 
-Developer Cloud:  LDCG leads the initiative [Developer Cloud](https://linaro.cloud). The Arm architecture Developer Cloud allows members, their partners and the open source communities to implement, port and test server, cloud and IoT applications without substantial upfront hardware investment. Developers have access to popular development environments, such as Debian, CentOS, Ubuntu and RHEL. The Developer Cloud (based on OpenStack) employs Arm server platforms from Linaro members 
+Developer Cloud:  LDCG leads the initiative [Developer Cloud](https://linaro.cloud). The Arm architecture Developer Cloud allows members, their partners and the open source communities to implement, port and test server, cloud and IoT applications without substantial upfront hardware investment. Developers have access to popular development environments, such as Debian, CentOS, Ubuntu and RHEL. The Developer Cloud (based on OpenStack) employs Arm server platforms from Linaro members

_pages/downloads/README.md

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                       url: https://snapshots.linaro.org/
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-                    content: Platforms
-                text:
-                    content: >
-                        Platforms hosts platform builds for specific end-to-end solutions. Currently, this site features the 18.06 release of the Enterprise Reference Platform, but we expect to post additional platform builds in the coming months.
-                buttons:
-                    - title: View Platforms
-                      url: https://platforms.linaro.org/
-                      icon: fa fa-arrow-right
-                      style: btn-primary
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_posts/2017/01/2017-01-25-16-12-release-linaro-enterprise-reference-platform-now-available.markdown

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 - blog
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-The Linaro Enterprise Group (LEG) is pleased to announce the 16.12 release for the Linaro Enterprise Reference Platform. To find out more, visit [platforms.linaro.org](https://platforms.linaro.org/) or click [here](http://releases.linaro.org/reference-platform/enterprise/16.12/?utm_source=platforms.linaro&utm_medium=submenu) to download the release.
+The Linaro Enterprise Group (LEG) is pleased to announce the 16.12 release for the Linaro Enterprise Reference Platform. Click [here](http://releases.linaro.org/reference-platform/enterprise/16.12/?utm_source=platforms.linaro&utm_medium=submenu) to download the release.
 
 The goal of the Linaro Enterprise Reference Platform is to provide a product quality, end to end, documented, open source platform for Arm based Enterprise servers. The Reference Platform includes boot firmware, kernel, a choice of userspace distributions and additional relevant open source projects. The Linaro Enterprise Reference Platform is built and tested on 96Boards RP-Certified hardware and the Linaro Developer Cloud. It is intended to be a reference example for use as a foundation for products based on open source technologies.
 
@@ -53,5 +53,3 @@ AppliedMicro X-Gene X-C1 (Mustang)
 HP Proliant m400
 Qualcomm QDF2432 Software Development Platform (SDP)
 Cavium ThunderX
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-To find out more about the Linaro Enterprise Reference Platform, go to [platforms.linaro.org](https://platforms.linaro.org/).

_posts/2017/08/2017-08-15-erp-17-08-release.markdown

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ categories:
 - blog
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-The Linaro Enterprise Group (LEG) is pleased to announce the 17.08 release for the Linaro Enterprise Reference Platform. To find out more, visit [platforms.linaro.org](https://platforms.linaro.org/) or click [here](http://releases.linaro.org/reference-platform/enterprise/17.08/?utm_source=platforms.linaro&utm_medium=submenu) to download the release.
+The Linaro Enterprise Group (LEG) is pleased to announce the 17.08 release for the Linaro Enterprise Reference Platform. Click [here](http://releases.linaro.org/reference-platform/enterprise/17.08/?utm_source=platforms.linaro&utm_medium=submenu) to download the release.
 
 The goal of the Linaro Enterprise Reference Platform is to provide a fully tested, end to end, documented, open source implementation for Arm based Enterprise servers. The Reference Platform includes boot firmware, kernel, a community supported userspace and additional relevant open source projects. The Linaro Enterprise Reference Platform is built and tested on Linaro members’ hardware and the [Linaro Developer Cloud](https://www.linaro.cloud/). It is intended to be a reference example for use as a foundation for members and partners for their products based on open source technologies. Members, partners and ecosystem companies, including distributions, Open Source Projects, ISVs, hyperscalers, OEMs and ODMs, can leverage the reference for Arm in the datacenter.
 
@@ -60,6 +60,3 @@ Below is the complete list of 17.08 features:
   * HiSilicon D05
   * HPE Proliant m400
   * Qualcomm Centriq 2400
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-To find out more about the Linaro Enterprise Reference Platform, go to [platforms.linaro.org](https://platforms.linaro.org).

_posts/2017/12/2017-12-19-2017-year-in-review.md

@@ -56,14 +56,14 @@ Linaro core engineering consists of the Kernel, Power Management, Toolchain and
 **Linaro Segment Groups**
 
 
-[LEG](/engineering/datacenter-and-cloud/) - The goal of the Linaro Enterprise Reference Platform is to provide a fully tested, end to end, documented, open source datacenter reference for Arm-based enterprise servers. During 2017, at member request, the ERP has moved from a six-month release cadence to four months. The latest version of the ERP, [17.12](https://platforms.linaro.org/documentation/Reference-Platform/Platforms/Enterprise/ReleaseNotes-17.12.md), was released on December 13th. The Enterprise Reference Platform (ERP) won the Arm TechCon 2017 Innovation Award for the Best Contribution to an Open-Source Software Project. OpenStack now builds on Arm with no additional patches required thanks to the recent progress and contribution from Linaro to [Project Kolla](https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Kolla). The [Linaro Developer Cloud](https://www.linaro.cloud/) is now fully operational and deployed on three instances in Austin (TX), Cambridge (UK) and Shanghai (China), with private member instances in the USA and Asia in advanced planning. 
+[LEG](/engineering/datacenter-and-cloud/) - The goal of the Linaro Enterprise Reference Platform is to provide a fully tested, end to end, documented, open source datacenter reference for Arm-based enterprise servers. During 2017, at member request, the ERP has moved from a six-month release cadence to four months. The latest version of the ERP, 17.12, was released on December 13th. The Enterprise Reference Platform (ERP) won the Arm TechCon 2017 Innovation Award for the Best Contribution to an Open-Source Software Project. OpenStack now builds on Arm with no additional patches required thanks to the recent progress and contribution from Linaro to [Project Kolla](https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Kolla). The [Linaro Developer Cloud](https://www.linaro.cloud/) is now fully operational and deployed on three instances in Austin (TX), Cambridge (UK) and Shanghai (China), with private member instances in the USA and Asia in advanced planning.
 
 After several years of hard work and solid collaboration with the maintainers, LEG firmware and kernel engineers completed all work around ACPI enablement on Arm with all patches accepted upstream in kernel v4.14. They have also worked closely with Socionext to bring up the Developer Box, based on the Socionext SynQuacer multi-core CPU and server. It was publicly unveiled at SFO17 and it demonstrated a complete desktop GUI with Youtube UHD video streaming in a browser.
 
 
 The HPC SIG was officially launched at Linaro Connect BUD17 and since then the engineering team has geared up with assignees and defined their early roadmap.
 
-Just prior to SFO17, LEG members volunteered to resume work on the Xen hypervisor for the Arm datacenter and contributed with an additional five resources to set up a dedicated team. Last but not least, RIKEN AICS and Linaro held an [Arm HPC Engineering Workshop](/events/workshop/arm-hpc-japan-2017/) in Tokyo on 12-13th Dec 2017 - a summary blog about that events is in the works.  
+Just prior to SFO17, LEG members volunteered to resume work on the Xen hypervisor for the Arm datacenter and contributed with an additional five resources to set up a dedicated team. Last but not least, RIKEN AICS and Linaro held an [Arm HPC Engineering Workshop](/events/workshop/arm-hpc-japan-2017/) in Tokyo on 12-13th Dec 2017 - a summary blog about that events is in the works.
 
 
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 ## Summary
 
 2017 was a very productive year. Along with the many individuals actively engaged in a variety of open source communities and projects, Linaro engineering continued to participate in the necessary “heavy lifting” on critical foundational technology leveraged across a range of market segments. Although Linaro engineering is primarily focused on the Arm Architecture an increasing percentage of the engineering output in 2017 has been for the common benefit. Expect this trend to continue in 2018.
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