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Chrome OS Kernel Source Code Hints at ARM, Tegra 2 Hardware

Google's browser-centric Chrome OS hasn't reached the market yet, but development is progressing and the platform is attracting...

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NFC Stack Gets Open Sourced

Inside Contactless, a manufacturer of near field communications (NFC) chips, announced an open source version of its NFC protocol stack for mobile platforms including Windows CE 6.0. Version 3.5 of & Open NFC& will be available on SourceForge.net May 15, complete with source code and full API docu...
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Atom-Based LAN Appliance Has Optional 10/100 Switch

Aewin announced an Intel Atom-based network appliance that comes with either six gigabit Ethernet ports or five gigabit ports and four switched 10/100 ports. The SCB-7971 includes a N450, D410, or D510 CPU, up to 2GB of RAM, and hard disk or CompactFlash storage, the company says....
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Linux Development Service Supports New TI SoC

Timesys announced that its LinuxLink development framework for custom embedded Linux devices now supports the recently announced Texas Instruments (TI) TMS320DM368 DaVinci video processor. The LinuxLink for DM368 service offers Linux development tools and a pre-integrated build environment for the...
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Xen Hypervisor Optimized for New NICs, Chips

Xen.org announced release 4.0 of its widely deployed, open source Xen virtualization hypervisor. The Linux-ready Xen 4.0 is touted for its enhanced network card support, performance and scalability gains, memory and security optimizations, fault tolerance features and improved Intel and AMD process...
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