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Telecom companies may go out of business - but their service may not!

By Hans J. Rauscher - Wind River on December 29, 2008 9:19 AM | No Comments | No TrackBacks
The business climate is likely to increase the challenge for telecom companies to reduce cost and some of them may merge with former competitors or will go out of service. What's the last option for a business it's not an option for a network device.
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Welcome to Electronics Weekly's Open Source Engineering blog

By Alun Williams - Electronics Weekly.com on December 4, 2008 11:01 AM | 1 Comment | No TrackBacks
linux penguin 168x128.jpgWelcome, indeed, to Electronics Weekly's Open Source Engineering blog, featuring the use of Linux and GNU software in industrial, embedded and mobile applications. We hope it provides useful, informative and entertaining content. Please feel free to contribute with comments on the posts.

We're delighted to have as bloggers three Linux experts from Wind River: Richard Danter, Mark Day and Hans Juergen Rauscher.

As the blog's strapline says, we aim to provide 'observations from the coal face of Open Source Engineering, bringing Linux and GNU software to embedded environments, whether for industrial, automotive or mobile applications'.
Continue reading Welcome to Electronics Weekly's Open Source Engineering blog.
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