64-bit MIPS specialist offers embedded Linux webinar
Aug 30, 2004 — by LinuxDevices Staff — from the LinuxDevices Archive — viewsA semiconductor supplier specializing in broadband and storage systems will hold a Webinar on embedded Linux next week. PMC-Sierra support lead for 64-bit cores Adam Kiepul will present the webinar, which targets design, system, hardware, and integration engineers.
According to PMC-Sierra, the event will “identify key components and qualities to help you design the Linux system for your unique embedded application.” Topics include:
- Linux Refresher
- Embedded Applications
- Increase in Use of Linux
- Embedded Linux Offerings
- PMC-Sierra Linux Releases
- Benefits of Using Linux
- Development Considerations
- Customizing the System
- Knowledge Resources
- Third-Party Tools
A live question and answer session will follow the event.
The Webinar will take place Wednesday, Sept. 8, at 11:00 AM PDT / 2:00 PM EDT, and will be archived here. A registration form is here.
Two weeks ago, market research firm InStat/MDR projected rapid growth for 64-bit embedded processors, a segment in which the only currently shipping chips are based on MIPS64.
A number of companies offer webinars on embedded Linux, including TimeSys, Wind River, and others. Previously, PMC-Sierra has offered webinars on the MIPS architecture.
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