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JB’s Circuit

Reader Wants Print, not Links
How do the readers of Chip Design - mostly engineers if one believes the polls - prefer to receive editorial content? Pr…
Domeika’s Dilemma

Multicore in the Age of the Unthinkable
Recently, I had the opportunity to read and finish in one weekend, ‘The Age of the Unthinkable’, by Joshua Cooper Ra…
Wizards of Electromagnetism

Greg Edlund and Larry Lerner Perspective
In Paul Rako’s recent Voices article my pals Larry Lerner (Agilent) and Greg Edlund (IBM) give their perspectives …
Editor's Note

The Process At TSMC That No One Talks About
What caused the high-level executive shuffle at the world's largest foundry.…
Koby's Kaos

Surprise?
Contemporary science is reductionist. The idea is that everything that happens can ultimately be explained as the intera…

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Part 1 of an Interview with one of the Architects of MontaVista Linux 6, Joe Green
This is an interview with one of the architects of MontaVista Linux 6, Joe Green. Joe talks about our approach with MVL6, and the use of BitBake in the new MontaVista Integration Platform.
Part 1 of a Discussion with Jim Ready, Founder of MontaVista Software
This is part 1 of a discussion with Jim Ready, founder of MontaVista Software. In this video Jim discusses the beginning of the embedded Linux market, how MontaVista shaped this market, and how the market has changed in the past few years. At the close he talks about the future of embedded Linux development. Prior to starting MontaVista, Jimi developed the first commercially viable, real-time operating system: VRTX kernel. He founded Ready Systems in 1980, which merged with Microtec Research, went public in 1994, and was acquired by Mentor Graphics in 1995. During this period, Mr. Ready served as president of Ready Systems and as CTO of Microtec and Mentor. In 1999, Mr. Ready founded MontaVista Software to bring the Linux operating system to the embedded systems market
Part 2 of an Interview with one of the Architects of MontaVista Linux 6, Joe Green
This is part 2 of an interview with one of the architects of MontaVista Linux 6, Joe Green. Joe talks about our approach with MVL6, and the use of BitBake in the new MontaVista Integration Platform.
Part 2 of a Discussion with Jim Ready, Founder of MontaVista Software
This is part 1 of a discussion with Jim Ready, founder of MontaVista Software. In this video Jim discusses the beginning of the embedded Linux market, how MontaVista shaped this market, and how the market has changed in the past few years. At the close he talks about the future of embedded Linux development. Prior to starting MontaVista, Jimi developed the first commercially viable, real-time operating system: VRTX kernel. He founded Ready Systems in 1980, which merged with Microtec Research, went public in 1994, and was acquired by Mentor Graphics in 1995. During this period, Mr. Ready served as president of Ready Systems and as CTO of Microtec and Mentor. In 1999, Mr. Ready founded MontaVista Software to bring the Linux operating system to the embedded systems market

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