April 26th, 2007 () software engineering › yodaiken › No Comments
Red Hat has apparently also understood the necessity of real-time in financial trading – FSMLabs main current focus. Unfortunately for them, they are using inappropriate technology as shown by the over 1.2 million lines of code that they boast has gone into soft-real-time Linux. The dual kernel virtualization approach we invented and pioneered has the [...]
April 18th, 2007 () real-time, software business › yodaiken › No Comments
British Telecom breaks with the party line. This is the intersection of a business/political dispute about what business telecos should be in and a technical issue of QOS. Traffic shaping is a blunt instrument for QOS and part of the problem is that nobody bothers to try to characterize scheduling requirements more precisely than “needs [...]
April 17th, 2007 () operating systems, real-time, security+fault-tolerance, software engineering, software security › yodaiken › No Comments
Via Schneier comes a story about the US Navy and a disgruntled contractor who just plead guilty:
He confessed to programming malicious software codes into computers that track Navy submarines in May 2006 while in Naples. He told Navy investigators that he was upset that his company’s bid on a project was passed over. Sylvestre had [...]