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For those of you involved in embedded systems development: which of the following types of operating system are you planning to use in your next project?
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In-house developed OS
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 11%
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Commercial proprietary
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 13%
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Linux
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 41%
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Android
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 12%
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My project doesn't need an OS
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 22%
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LG Semicon injects fresh life into Java processors
After effectively being declared dead last fall, Sun Microsystems Inc.'s fading three-year-old bid to drum up interest in microprocessors that execute Java in hardware is showing renewed signs of life.
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Analysis: Softcom purchase shows rise of network processors
Intel Corp.'s all-cash offer to acquire Softcom Microsystems Inc. (Fremont, Calif.) is only a fraction of the size of the company's spring purchase of Level One Communications Inc., but the move puts muscle behind Intel's announced intention to enter the network processor market. Softcom's reliance on a dedicated 64-bit proprietary processor at the heart of its GigaBlade architecture gives Intel an instant alternative to X86/Pentium, i960, and StrongARM cores to use in communication tasks such as packet header parsing and serial-line aggregation.
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Intel, Hitachi back stacked chip-scale package
In an effort to establish a de-facto packaging format for chips used in the rapidly growing cellular-phone market, Sharp Corp. has signed on Intel Corp. and Hitachi Ltd. as the supporters of its stacked chip-scale package (CSP). Their move follows Mitsubishi Electric Corp.'s decision last September to use the same packaging format.
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Epoc32, Windows CE to be ported to Infineon TriCore
Infineon Technologies AG said Epoc32, the real-time operating system of Symbian plc (London), and Windows CE of Microsoft Corp. will be ported to TriCore, Infineon's 32-bit embedded processor.
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Flurry of activity marks MSL's growth track
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Mitel, Philsar to collaborate on Bluetooth
Mitel Semiconductor has turned to Philsar Electronics Inc. for assistance in developing consumer chip sets for the emerging Bluetooth in-building radio standard.
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Infineon edges closer to IPO and profitability
Shares of Infineon Technologies AG, the semiconductor subsidiary being spun off from Siemens AG, could begin trading on German and U.S. stock markets as soon as Oct. 14 or as late as March 2000, by which time the company could be operating profitably.
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Speculative trading drives up ARM shares
Shares in ARM Holdings plc have almost doubled in value over the past few days as retail investors speculated in the stock on rumors of possible deals involving the company.
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Toshiba to buy IBM stake in Dominion fab
Toshiba Corp. will buy out IBM Corp.'s share of their jointly-owned fab, a limited liability company called Dominion Semiconductor.
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Fujitsu rolls VLIW architecture
Fujitsu Ltd. has announced a new very long instruction word (VLIW) processor that it will sell as both a stand-alone device and as a system-on-a-chip core for its 0.18-micron process technology. Based on VLIW expertise that Fujitsu has already applied to its supercomputers, the FR-V processor, code-named Venus, will be available in two flavors and will target a wide-range of consumer, communications and automotive applications.
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Win Anders Electronics' evaluation kit for its latest 5.7” touchscreen TFT LCD display
This month, Anders Electronics is giving away a full evaluation kit of its recently released 5.7inch UMR 5 intelligent display unit, for one of EE Times Europe's readers to win.
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Prize winners of our previous reader offer
In the January edition of EE Times Europe, NEC Electronics was giving away five Five V850/Jx3-E Network-It! supporting Ethernet, USB, and CAN from a V850ES 32-bit MCU based device. And the winners are...
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European Nanoelectronics project seeks more proposals
CATRENE, the industry-driven Cluster for Application and Technology Research in Europe on NanoElectronics (EUREKA 4140) has announced its third call for project proposals from Feb 1 to June 1, 2010.
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Engineers explore life beyond 10 Gbit links
Electronics engineers are bumping up against the limits of their tools and techniques—and perhaps even physics--to keep pace with the rapidly expanding needs of an Internet-driven society as they coalesce around a move to 25 Gbit/second chips and ponder what comes next.
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EE Times Europe January edition
Packed with exclusive content, the January edition reviews what could be the hot technologies of 2010, and extends throughout three Design & Products focuses, namely on Analog Design, Wireless Electronics and Interconnect.
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