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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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Resurgent Motorola looks to expand capacity
Motorola Inc.'s Semiconductor Products Sector is seeking to add manufacturing capacity by taking a stake in the Dresden facility owned by Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Motorola officials said this week at the Horizons meeting for press and analysts.
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Phobos launches chip, core and PCI efforts
Phobos Corp. (Salt Lake City) came to NetWorld+Interop this week with a detailed plan for selling Gigabit Ethernet semiconductors and intellectual property cores, and with a systems-level plan to take over Web load-balancing with products that operate as PCI server add-ins rather than as standalone systems.
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Motorola tips its RF IC strategy
A single-supply gallium arsenide-based power amp and a silicon germanium carbon (SiGeC) tri-band low-noise amplifier for receivers are among the devices Motorola's Semiconductor Products Sector will field in the RF IC market.
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ADI's Othello converts RF to baseband sans IF
Analog Devices Inc. has used a new architecture it calls the SuperHomodyne receiver to accomplish a true direct conversion from RF to baseband frequencies with no intermediate-frequency devices. The technology will be implemented first in the two-chip Othello RF set for GSM phones sampling this month.
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Net will drive SoC development, Corrigan says
From providing greater access to engineering and design data to fueling demand for silicon, the Internet will drive system-on-chip (SoC) development over the next decade, Wilf Corrigan, chairman of LSI Logic Corp., told an engineering conference on Wednesday (Sept. 15).
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Motorola serves withdrawal notice to Sematech
Motorola Corp.'s Semiconductor Products Sector has served notice to International Sematech that it plans to end its participation in the research consortium in two years.
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National reverses plan to sell Scotland fab
The rapid upturn in the chip market has persuaded National Semiconductor Corp. (Santa Clara, Calif.) not to sell the 6-inch wafer fabrication facility it uses to make analog components.
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Samsung and Hyundai get behind ADSL chip set from TI
Texas Instruments Inc. has garnered key design wins from Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. and Hyundai Electronics Industries Co. Ltd., both of which will use TI's current TNET3000 as well as future generations of the company's asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) chip sets in both subscriber modem and central office systems.
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Tower Semi extends wafer agreement with Motorola
Tower Semiconductor Ltd. has extended its agreement with Motorola Inc. and will now supply the company with processed wafers over the next three years. The agreement is intended to supply part of Motorola's advanced mixed-signal and other proprietary devices.
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StarCore bids to overpower rivals in network space
Motorola Inc. this week will introduce its first product implementation of the StarCore DSP, a VLIW core jointly developed with Lucent Technologies.
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Solectron posts record fourth quarter as its acquisition binge continues
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Moto links MCore, emWare in network push
Motorola Inc.'s Semiconductor Products Sector will announce today that it is broadening support for embedded Internet technology startup emWare Inc. (Salt Lake City).
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Toshiba lowers estimates for 1999, plans to shed Tohoku stake
Japan's largest electronics companies are taking steps to clean up their balance sheets as continued weakness in semiconductor prices dash hopes of a return to profitability this fiscal year.
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Network security processor alliance moves Chrysalis into silicon
ATLANTA — Chrysalis-ITS Inc., a security specialist based in Ottawa, will announce a network security processor alliance this week at NetWorld+Interop that will represent the company's first move into silicon.
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Startups stake out turf in network processor battle
In the aftermath of back-to-back network processor announcements from IBM Microelectronics and Intel Corp., startups in the network processor space say they aren't worried about being overshadowed here at this week's Networld+Interop show.
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Hyperchip taps ARC cores for peta router offerings
Hyperchip Inc. has chosen the ARC Cores Ltd. 32-bit core generator architecture to create a HyperMatrix chip that the company claims will achieve unprecedented speeds in router architectures.
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Network processors expected to pressure embedded chips
A pair of new embedded processor designs showcase the growing popularity of the communications segment as a target market.
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Jabil Circuit moves into China with acquisition of GET Manufacturing
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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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