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Moblin Zone: "An up-and-coming networking chip company is buying one of the first companies to commercialize embedded Linux. Cavium has agreed to pay $50M for MontaVista, which has operated independently for ten years."
Vulnerability Note VU#120541 SSL and TLS protocols renegotiation vulnerability Overview A vulnerability exists in SSL and TLS protocols that may allow attackers to execute an arbitrary HTTP transaction. I. Description The...
Cavium Networks has signed a definitive agreement to acquire embedded Linux software vendor MontaVista software for $50 million in cash and stock, the company said. Linux - MontaVista - Operating Systems - Cavium Networks -...
Enterprises in a variety of market segments today are on the hunt for next-generation communication and control solutions to boost applications like transportation control, public-transportation monitoring and home automation.
SUNNYVALE, Calif.----Industry leaders from across the globe came together Saturday, October 24, to honor notable Indian achievers and discuss political and commercials trends affecting India and the U.S., at the annual NRI...
Posted on: Wednesday, 4 November 2009, 10:00 CST SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- EE Times Group, a division of United Business Media [LON: UBM], announced today that ESC Silicon Valley, the global electronics industry's...
Martel Instruments Ltd., a global manufacturer of custom printer solutions, is expanding operations in the U.S. Martel provides custom printer solutions for products such as manufacturing equipment, medical equipment, test &...
EL DORADO HILLS, Calif., Oct. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- The Embedded Microprocessor Benchmark Consortium (EEMBC) today announced that AppliedMicro, , a global leader in energy conscious computing and communications solutions, is the...
The $365 million sale of HR Textron to Colorado's Woodward Governor Co. was one of the world's 10 biggest defense-industry mergers and acquisitions of the third quarter, IHS Jane's reported Tuesday. (WGOV) (TXT) (IHS)
Investment analysts were bullish on Intel, the worlds largest chipmaker. They had upped their earnings forecast for the company in anticipation of its third-quarter earnings. They reasoned that the demand for personal computers...
