BlackBerry and Microsoft are collaborating on something big, but it has nothing to do with smartphones
QNX Software on Microsoft Azure. Here, the cloud’s scalability should accelerate a typically extended development cycle.
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Security and Safety Top the List of OS Selection Criteria
As one might expect these days, security sits atop the list of considerations of why one might switch OSes (Fig. 1). Safety ...
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FreeRTOS Gets Class
Real Time Operating Systems (RTOS) add functionality for single-thread microcontrollers to run multiple programs at the same time without threatening the firmware developer’s sanity. This ...
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Mentor Nucleus RTOS extends system reliability for Arm Cortex v8-A 64-bit processors on multicore SoCs
January 12, 2018 -- Mentor, a Siemens business, today announced the update of the Nucleus® real time operating system (RTOS) targeting high-performance, next-generation applications based on 32- and ...
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On its Mission to Drive Meaningful Change, BlackBerry Rebrands its IoT Division as QNX
Blackberry announced the official rebranding of its IoT division. Formerly, it was known as 'BlackBerry IoT.' Now, to further reinforce brand recognition and trust for the road ahead, the division is ...
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Nubix Raises $2.7M To Bring Containers To Tiny IoT Devices
The company is also working with Arm to support its Mbed operating system and with other RTOS vendors. “We don’t see Azure as competitive,” she said. “In fact, they’re going to be a ...