Multi-processor x86 VME system boasts real-time Linux

  2007-02-08 19:30:04
Concurrent Computer reports shipping its first VME/VXS system available with Linux. The"iHawk VME" system runs Concurrent's Red Hat-based RedHawk operating system for multi-processor x86 chips, and enables userspace software to respond to external events in under 30 microseconds, the company claims. 
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