“REDSonic, Inc., a provider of real-time and embedded Linux
solutions, today announced its presence at the Linux World
Conference & Expo, which is to be held at the Jacob. K. Javits
Convention Center in New York from January 30th – February 2nd
2001. Linux World Conference & Expo is one of the world’s major
events for Linux OS developers users and entrepreneurs. REDSonic
intends to showcase and demonstrate a number of its products and
services at the Exposition.”
“REDSonic, Inc. is a leading provider of Total Real-Time Linux
Solutions. Based in Orange County, California, REDSonic was
co-founded in the Spring of 2000 by a select team of academic and
industry professionals representing a rich mixture of experience
and expertise in the field of real-time Linux technology. Providing
the critical RTOS software, development tools, hardware design, and
professional services necessary for the embedded system and
information appliance marketplace, REDSonic has positioned itself
at the vanguard of this emerging industry.”
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