SAN JOSÉ, CA-April 23, 2010—Arun Subbarao, vice president of engineering at LynuxWorks™, Inc., a world leader in the embedded software market, will present two sessions on the latest software technology for optimizing multi-core performance, system size, weight and power (SWaP) for embedded systems on April 29. The sessions will take place at the Multicore Expo at the Embedded Systems Conference Silicon Valley in the McEnery Convention Center, San José.
Subbarao’s first session, titled “Using Virtualization to Bring Desktop and Embedded Operating Systems Together,” will explore architectural and use cases for software virtualization platforms. He will discuss how multiple operating systems can coexist on a single hardware system, in addition to examining performance optimizations, secure communications between operating systems, and best practices for designing embedded software applications using this new paradigm.
His second session, titled “Designing Software for Multicore Systems,” will provide a guide for migrating software from a unicore to multicore system and offer insights into migrating strategies for new real-time operating systems technologies.
Details regarding both sessions are noted below:
Thursday, April 29 at 8:15 AM
Using Virtualization to Bring Desktop and Embedded Operating Systems Together
Multicore Expo 2010
Thursday, April 29 at 11:30 AM
Designing Software for Multicore Systems
San Carlos Room
Embedded Systems Conference Silicon Valley
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, California.
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