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?
LONDON Shares in ARC International plc (St Albans, England), the specialist licensor of configurable processor cores, are set to be delisted from the London Stock Exchange early next month, following Virage Logic's offer going unconditional last month.
"Just over 92 percent of the shares have now been acquired, with the rest set to be swept up. So it is a done deal," ARC's chief financial officer Charles Rendell told EE Times .
ARC shares were quoted at 16p on the LSE Monday.
Virage Logic (Fremont, Calif.) announced August it would buy ARC, with the all-cash transaction
valuing the company at about £25.2 million (approximately $41 million) on a fully-diluted basis.
REACH and the electronics supply chain: Are you ready? There are many reasons why the electronics industry should be concerned about the European Union's chemical law, REACH, and all of them will impact your bottom line.
European component distribution sales fail to meet expectations The European electronic component market available for distributors (DTAM) has shown a quarter-on-quarter growth in the first quarter of 2008 but below the expected level according to figures from The International Distribution of Electronics Association (IDEA).
EU-funded project to support multicore system programming A consortium of 9 industrial partners and research institutions has received a 4 million euro subsidy to conduct a three-year research project aiming to simplify parallel programming by developing integrated Transactional Memory systems for multicore computers.