Cavium Networks takes over MontaVista Software

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Intel has bought Wind River, and now Cavium Networks acquisition of MontaVista Software. Chip makers love Linux, writes Richard Wilson in his Distribution blog post - Linux lies at the heart of another Silicon Valley takeover

Cavium Networks has reportedly acquired MontaVista Software for $50m.

"Software is becoming an increasingly important part of the total solution with the rapidly increasing adoption of multi-core processors," said Syed Ali, President and CEO of Cavium Networks.  

"Embedded Linux is poised for rapid growth," said Rusty Harris, President and CEO, MontaVista Software. "By becoming part of Cavium Networks, MontaVista can confidently continue to offer industry leading commercial grade embedded Linux, support and services to our customers and partners."

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