Expert group to discuss virtualization techniques, suitability in embedded environments
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS CONFERENCE 2009 – BOSTON, September 21, 2009—LynuxWorks™, Inc., a world leader in the embedded software market, today announced its participation in a panel discussion on virtualization at the Embedded Systems Conference (ESC) in Boston on September 22.
The panel, titled The Truth About Virtualization, features Robert Day, vice president at LynuxWorks, who will offer insights and commentary about the process of virtualization in embedded environments. Additional panelists include Jerry Krasner, founder and principal analyst for Embedded Market Forecasters; Ron Parker, director of Intel Federal, Intel; and Sean McGaughey, senior technical manager, General Dynamics, Advanced Information Systems.
Presentation Abstract
The panel will explore different virtualization techniques and discuss the suitability for use in embedded systems. Is hardware assist a necessity for efficient virtualization? Is real-time performance and memory footprint compromised by using virtualization? Will the embedded world see the same uptake as in the IT space?
| Moderator: | Rich Nass (Editorial Director, ESC & ESD Magazine) |
| Date/Time: | Tuesday, September 22, 2009, 5:00pm — 5:50pm |
| Location (room): | ESC Theater |
| Track: | Special Events |
| Formats: | 50 minute presentation |
| Audience level: | Introductory |
About LynuxWorks
LynuxWorks, a world leader in the embedded software market, is committed to providing open and reliable real-time operating systems (RTOS) and software tools to embedded developers. The company’s LynxOS family of operating systems offers open standards with the highest level of safety and security features, enabling many mission-critical systems in defense, avionics and other industries. Additionally, LynuxWorks’ BlueCat Linux provides the features and support of embedded Linux for companies wanting to use open source technology for their embedded applications. The Eclipse-based Luminosity IDE gives a powerful and consistent development system across all LynuxWorks operating systems. Since it was established in 1988, LynuxWorks has created technology that has been successfully deployed in thousands of designs and millions of products made by leading communications, avionics, aerospace/defense, and consumer electronics companies. LynuxWorks’ headquarters are located in San José, CA.
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