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    The venture capital arm of Panasonic's North American operations has launched an effort to cultivate embedded-Linux start-ups.

  • PalmSource acts on Linux ambitions

    An alliance with embedded-Linux specialist Montavista should 'further accelerate the development of next-generation Linux-based mobile phones'

  • MontaVista beats real-time Linux deadline

    MontaVista Software, a company that sells Linux for embedded computing devices such as telecommunications gear, plans to announce on Tuesday that it's hit a speed goal earlier than expected.

  • Motorola announces mid-range Linux phones

    Half of Motorola phones should be running the open source operating system by the end of 2007, according to one of the firm's senior executives.

  • AMD jockeys with Intel in software stakes

    Advanced Micro Devices will detail its "Pacifica" virtualisation technology by the end of this month, enabling software companies to start working with the feature, which makes it easier for a computer to run several operating systems simultaneously.

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