[May 05, 2011] MontaVista to Showcase Commercial Linux Products and Services at ESC Silicon Valley Conference Tweet May 05, 2011 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- MontaVista Software, a provider of embedded Linux commercialization services, announced it will be showcasing its commercial Linux products and services at this week's Embedded Systems Conference Silicon Valley in San Jose, California. MontaVista Bare Metal Engine delivers technologies required for multi-core SoC's to achieve high performance, up to 600 percent Application performance gains, and leverage new multi-core resource management capabilities to fully maximize multi-core designs, and delivers new high availability features incorporating the latest open source technologies. Bare Metal Engine provides a light-weight, configurable run-time environment that delivers RTOS performance inside a Linux environment. Bare Metal Engine lets users create a dedicated environment to run user-space applications, providing bare-metal execution and performance all within a Linux environment. Bare Metal Engine provides flexible configurations, allowing users to choose their own balance between system-services and bare metal performance. "MontaVista continues to provide the most efficient and powerful environment for multi-core SoC's," said Dan Cauchy, VP of Marketing and Business Development at MontaVista Software. "Using Bare Metal Engine, applications can significantly increase performance and competitive differentiation without increasing hardware compute capability. Bare Metal engine optimizes performance by fusing applications with high-speed I/Os which enables utilization of up to 99.9 percent of the available processor power." Development teams no longer have to choose between running an RTOS or Linux, high performance or services. With MontaVista's Bare Metal Engine environment you get the best of both worlds; an extremely high performance application with access to all the Linux services without the additional overhead of a hypervisor. Bare Metal Engine provides a very high performance application environment without having to resort to complex kernel level development. By enabling dedication of I/O to user space applications Bare Metal Engine opens a new world of flexibility with high performance applications that don't have to be in the kernel, or coded in C language. This means application developers have greater access to performance than ever before. ESC Silicon Valley exposition is being held at the McEnery Convention Center from May 3-5, in San Jose, California. ((Comments on this story may be sent to [email protected])) [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage ]