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    JamaicaVM is a J2SE-compatible Java solution for Security and Safety Critical Systems.

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    OS PAL™ OS Porting & Abstraction Lab

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Featured White Papers

  • Advantech’s Secure & Unified Smart Interface

    Advantech’s SUSI (Secure & Unified Smart Interface) provides a set of user-friendly, intelligent and integrated interfaces, which speeds development, enhances security and offers add-on value for Advantech platforms. SUSI plays the role of catalyst between developer and solution, and makes Advantech embedded platforms easier and simpler to adopt and operate with customers’ applications.

  • Advances in Radar Processing

    With radar systems, as with many military applications, it is difficult to determine whether greater processing needs are driving development of more powerful hardware and software – or whether radar systems designers have just been quick to adopt more capable hardware and easier-to-use software. Whatever the case, today’s sophisticated radar processing is reliant on three key elements. Click on the white paper link to learn about these three key elements in today’s radar processing systems.

  • Open Specifications For Highly Available Mission-Critical Systems

    When missions are at stake and live are on the line, operational availability of war-fighter systems is an absolute requirement. While the need to ensure availability of such systems has not changed, standards-based platforms that ensure service continuity, drive down costs and reduce schedule risks. Open specifications playing a key role in this transition are AdvancedTCA (ATCA) and those from the Service Availability Forum (SA Forum). In this session you will learn key concepts including and introduction to ATCA and SA Forum specifications, an overview of services key to ensuring continuous availability of your mission-critical application, and a look inside a real-world implementation.

  • Implementing ATCA Serving Gateways for LTE Networks

    One key challenge of LTE is how core network components will keep up with massive increases in access link throughput (e.g., seven times HSPA data rates). How evolved core network equipment manufacturers rise to this challenge will be critical for determining subscriber satisfaction with their LTE service experiences. To focus on the challenge, this article discusses the “best practices” approach for building an ATCA Serving Gateway node, the very backbone of the LTE network user plane.

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EE Catalog Tech Videos

  • The Cloud and Data Centre Architecture

    Part 1 of a discussion about how developments such as Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Dynamic and Shared Services are impacting the Architecture and the Security of the Data Centre.

  • 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.

  • Overview on the 1201 and 1901 Intel Single Board Computers

    Jason Smith, Product Marketing Manager for Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing's San Diego office, provides an overview of the 1201 and 1901 Intel Single Board Computers now available to ship to customers. For more information on the 1201 go to www.cwcembedded.com/1201, and for the 1901 go to www.cwcembedded.com/1901.


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