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Hitachi America Forms Embedded Business Group

Posted by Ken Cheung in Embedded Systems on Monday, July 17, 2006

Hitachi America is targeting the embedded systems market with its new business unit, the Embedded Business Group. The unit will initially focus on data management for lightweight devices such as smart phones, navigation systems, set top boxes and digital video recorders. The increasing scale and power of small devices is making data management middleware both [...]

Java and RTOS Articles on Embedded.com

Posted by Ken Cheung in Embedded Systems, RTOS on Friday, May 26, 2006

Here’s are some interesting articles on embedded.com this week:
RTOS Dissatisfaction
In the article, Jack Ganssle states that in some cases it might make sense to skip the operating system to minimize expenses. A rtos also consumes system resources and can cause a task to run late and crash the system. In addition, engineers are becoming more [...]

Mercury Wins Innovation of the Year for PowerBlock 200

Posted by Ken Cheung in Embedded Systems on Wednesday, May 17, 2006

Congratulations to Mercury Computer Systems for winning the 2006 Frost & Sullivan’s Aerospace & Defense Computer Product Innovation of the Year Award. They received the award for developing the PowerBlock(TM) 200, which is a compact and rugged signal processing appliance based on the Cell Broadband Engine processor.
The PowerBlock 200 is the first rugged device designed [...]

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