Today we announced two great things about Enea OSE, our flagship real-time operating system. One, it now comes in a 64-bit version, and two, it has significant performance improvements. Together with our rich suite of technologies this helps you to differentiate and win in competitive markets. In modern telecom and network equipment the IP traffic … Continue reading »
When putting together an embedded Linux distribution you need to make embedded Linux innovation accessible to everyone who builds new things and creates new technologies, and you need to provide that distribution together with related tools and test framework – as open source software. It has been more than a year ago since the first … Continue reading »
The AIDS/LifeCycle is a 545 mile (877 km) 7-day bicycle ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles to raise money and awareness in the fight against HIV/AIDS. The money goes to support people living with HIV or AIDS and also to prevention, research and education, and in 2012, the ride raised more than 12 million USD. … Continue reading »
We are thrilled that the Embedded Linux hacking day June 1st is completely booked! The event is arranged by FOSS Sthlm, a group of open source enthusiasts and professionals, and sponsored by Enea. It is a great opportunity to meet like minded, learn from and inspire others, and to listen to interesting seminars: Aliasing in … Continue reading »
We will be in Tokyo next week for the LinuxCon Japan 2013, and we are so looking forward to seeing you all at booth 11 at the 4th floor Plaza, just in front of the Keynote room. At the show we will talk about what we bring to the table in a Linux context, and … Continue reading »
When developing a new product, the majority still choose the hardware first, but the role and significance of the software have grown of late, particularly for organizations with a virtualized software solution in their products. Self-developed operating systems are the biggest competitor to traditional, commercial operating systems. Many companies still have R&D departments which develop operating … Continue reading »
Are you Simply Connected? This may seem a strange question given the emerging world of total device connectivity that is starting to increasingly link embedded devices to new server or Cloud based management or control systems, and that in many cases become part of the embedded computing paradigm. This is one of the most important … Continue reading »
The growth of telecom, and telecom infrastructure is pushing the envelope and new innovations see the light of day along with new business models. No other market trends within telecom affect our business as much as the dominant ones below: Fast, reliable connection in all locations, 24 hours a day, has become commonplace. Today’s consumers expect a … Continue reading »
Polyhedra 8.7 is now available, adding fine-grain locking and cascaded deletes to the world’s best relational in-memory database server The latest release of Polyhedra brings two new features to the Polyhedra DBMS family: locking and cascaded deletes. Locking In principle, database locking allows an application to claim part or all of the database, so that … Continue reading »
Telecommunication is still the biggest, most profitable segment for embedded software, and the exponential growth seen over the last few years is continuing. As far as the world’s telecom network traffic is concerned, the voice call element has leveled out, while data traffic is continuing to increase. According to Ericsson’s Mobility Report (November 2012), mobile … Continue reading »
