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Sunnyvale, CA — (press release excerpt) — MontaVista Software Inc. today announced the introduction of the company's first High Availability (HA) development tools for Linux-based embedded applications. The Hard Hat Linux High Availability Tool Kit is targeted to designers of central office switching equipment, ISP/ASP systems, and other communications applications. (more…)
Socorro, NM — (press release) — FSMLabs has joined with K Computing to offer an “Embedded and Realtime Linux Development Workshop.” It will run May 14-18, 2001 at the Silicon Valley Conference Center in San Jose, CA. (more…)
By Stephen Shankland; Special to ZDNet News . . .
In a major upheaval in the open-source software market, Wind River Systems has acquired Berkeley Software Design's version of Unix, merging the realms of proprietary and freely shared software. (more…)
Rick Lehrbaum writes . . .
In a stunning manifestation of just how much impact Linux has had on the embedded software market, market leader Wind River Systems Inc. today announced its plan to acquire the software assets of Berkeley Software Design Inc. (BSDi). (more…)
Waltham, MA — (press release excerpt) — NetSilicon, Inc. today announced upgrades to its NET+Works platforms, which integrate software support with the company's NET+ARM system-on-chip (SOC) processors. (more…)
Waltham, MA — (press release excerpt) — NetSilicon, Inc. today launched its highest performance system-on-chip (SOC) processor, the NET+50. The NET+50 is a completely integrated hardware and software solution designed for OEMs of network-connected electronic devices. (more…)
Santa Barbara, CA — (press release excerpt) — Green Hills Software today announced that it will make its MULTI 2000 Integrated Development Environment (IDE) available for embedded Linux systems. The MULTI 2000 IDE, hosted on Windows, Solaris, HP-UX, and Linux systems, will greatly simplify the development of sophisticated applications for embedded target systems running the embedded Linux operating… (more…)
Santa Clara, CA — (press release excerpt) — Trolltech is expanding its “Qt University” education program. Many computer science departments are already taking advantage of the well-known open source version of Qt for Unix. Through Trolltech's Education Program, those who wish to teach Qt in a Windows-based environment can now receive a free site license for Qt/Windows. (more…)
Half Moon Bay, CA — (press release excerpt) — OnCore Systems Corporation today announced plans to support the use of VxWorks applications in a mixed OS environment that can include Linux, pSOS, POSIX, and other OS platforms. Developers will be able to combine VxWorks and Linux applications on a single processor while maintaining, and possibly improving, real-time performance. (more…)
Ottawa, Canada — (press release excerpt) — QNX Software Systems Ltd. reports that the Get QNX program, launched in September 2000, has achieved a significant milestone — one million downloads. In addition, another two million free QNX real-time platform CDs have been distributed with trade magazines worldwide. (more…)
The presentation slides from the Brussels meeting of the Open Group's Real-time and Embedded Systems Forum, held March 22, 2001, are now available online . . .
St. Louis, MO — (press release excerpt) — Amiga Inc. today announced a long-term partnership with Sharp Corporation in which Amiga will develop content for next-generation Sharp handheld computing devices. In March, Sharp announced its plans to market a Linux-based PDA in the United States and Europe as one of the… (more…)
Lindon, UT — (press release excerpt) — Lineo Inc. today announced the availability of Lineo Embedix Software Development Kit (SDK) 2.0, a powerful development environment for configuring, customizing, and deploying Linux-based embedded software solutions. (more…)
This is the slide presentation given by LinuxDevices.com founder Rick Lehrbaum at the recent Colorado Linux Info Quest (CLIQ) conference held on March 30, 2001 in Denver, CO. Topics discussed include . . .