With Linux being used more often in automobiles and the Internet of Things, The Linux Foundation and partners have created the Real-Time Linux Collaborative Project to accelerate its growth as a ...

POMPANO BEACH, Fla., Feb. 6, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Concurrent Real-Time, a global provider of high-performance Linux ® solutions, today announced a new version of the RedHawk ™ Linux operating ...

Real Time Linux is a mechanism that guarantees that Linux responds to events within a certain time when used in systems that are sensitive to time, such as industrial control systems, medical ...

The same isn't true for RTLinux. RTLinux is a hard real-time kernel designed to run concurrently with a general-purpose operating system (OS) such as Linux. In the dual-kernel architecture now ...

Shipping next month, a maintenance update for Novell's SuSE Linux Enterprise Real Time will enhance the operating system's performance, incorporate high-availability storage and processor support ...

RealTime Linux is still striving to match features found in other real-time operating systems. RTnet represents a major step toward this goal.

Hard real-time Linux has been around for ages, or it may never appear. It all depends on who you talk to. It also depends on your requirements. A two-second interrupt latency may be acceptable for ...

At FSMLabs, which has pioneered real-time Linux developments, engineers say that they are already thinking about networking applications. The company said recently that the networking component of its ...

Following an announcement of the engine's first test run to full afterburner power on Monday (February 2nd), Pratt & Whitney engineers said that Linux, which has long been recognized as inherently non ...

To meet real-time requirements, an operating system must have a short response time, called latency. MontaVista's work, which also includes outside Linux programmers, has achieved latency of 98 ...

Real time Linux What it is, why you want it, how you get it. Written by Rick Lehrbaum, Contributor Sept. 14, 2000, 5:00 p.m. PT ...