Article Source MoblinZone
Following its acquisition by Intel, Wind River continues to serve customers using non-Intel architectures. Today, it announced an ARM-based customer win with Japanese consumer electronics giant NEC.
The top embedded Linux OS and tools vendor since 2008, according to research firm VDC, Wind River by VDC estimates controls more than 30 percent of the market. Clearly, if it hopes to maintain this leadership position, it will have to continue to serve ARM customers; ARM and x86 have long been the top two architectures in the Linux device market…
