The RTLinux* Manifesto was published a little over 10 years ago at the 5th Linux Expo in Raleigh North Carolina which was really the first
Read moreRecursive transducers and products – pre-submit version
Recursive transducers.
Read moreSoftware Design and time synchronization
I have a blog post up at fsmlabs.com about our TimeKeeper software for time synchronization. TimeKeeper is currently aimed at financial trading markets, but we
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The ALMA team has released ACS 8.0 on Red Hat 4.4, downgrading the Linux version from the foreseen 5.2 version. This choice, with the consequent
Read moreMontavista thoughts
Bill “Linux Pundit” Weinberg explains: Business Model and Execution: Many MontaVista watchers have argued that the company’s business model was essentially flawed. […] Such a
Read moreMontavista f-f-fades away
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA–(Marketwire – 11/10/09) – Cavium Networks (NASDAQ:CAVM – News), a leading provider of highly integrated semiconductor products that enable intelligent processing for networking,
Read moreParallelism and multicore
The goal of modern processor chip design has changed from optimizing various speed/price/heat tradeoffs for applications to finding excuses for dumping more transistors into the
Read moreProcess Algebra and classical automata
The long awaited process algebra paper is now finally available in PDF Reducing Process Algebra.
Read moreMore China Manufacturing
I linked to this already, but it’s too good not to copy this para In a sense, I feel like the shanzhai are brethren of
Read moreChina manufacturing
A couple of fascinating posts on Shenzen small manufacturing. Significantly, they do not just produce copycat phones. They make original design phones as well, as
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