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QNX/Intel Automotive Innovation ReceptionQNX Software Systems and Intel joined forces on October 17 to host a reception in conjunction with this year's Convergence Show in Detroit, MI. A short presentation on QNX and Intel automotive technologies/roadmap and the QNX esteemed OIL program was topped off with a variety of excellent food and drink to end the second day of the Convergence show. This automotive focused reception was literally standing room only and was a tremendous success, providing an opportunity for executives, technical leads and customers to discuss auto industry technology and trends. Thank you to all that attended - your participation is welcomed and appreciated! Amplicon joins QNX Partner NetworkAmplicon, a UK based embedded computing solutions provider, has enhanced their portfolio of product support by partnering with QNX. Amplicon's range of embedded processor boards and embedded PCs utilise: PC/104 modules, Mini-ITX, PCI-bus and PC(ISA)bus designs. By adding a range of supporting technical services that complement their product portfolio, combined with application consultancy, Amplicon provide total hardware & software solutions, allowing customers to focus on the specialist aspects of the application. With the introduction of the new Amplicon Impact-E range, the partnership with QNX was an obvious step in the development of a complete solution provision to system integrators and OEM’s. Working hand-in-hand with QNX, Amplicon can provide embedded developers with a comprehensive range of integrated, time-saving solutions. QNX will be supporting Amplicon at Electronica where the new Impact-E and Ventrix-W will be unveiled. Full consultancy will be offered as standard with all embedded applications. For more information about Amplicon and their products, please visit their web site at: www.amplicon.co.uk |
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WEB SEMINARS | ||||||||||
The Importance of Tools in Multi-core DevelopmentThe advent of multi-core processors is changing the nature of software development. Developers are now faced with migrating legacy code to this new architecture. This session explores the various multi-processing models and their applicability to specific applications. It then reviews the requirements multi-core development imposes on tools from initial partitioning of software, through characterization and debugging, to optimization and tuning. REGISTER NOW to view this web seminar. Reduce Software Development Costs through PartitioningThe complexity of modern software development often necessitates parallel development across multiple teams to reduce time to market. With this approach, however, problems invariably arise at system integration time when sub systems that performed correctly in isolation begin competing with one another for system resources. This session explains how computing-resource guarantees or partitioning can greatly simplify integration, reduce cost, and accelerate time to market. REGISTER NOW for this webseminar, live broadcast October 31, 13:00 EDT Improve Embedded System Stability and Performance through Memory Analysis ToolsEmbedded systems are becoming more and more complex; memory must now be carefully managed for performance and long-term stability. This web seminar examines memory analysis tools and how they can be used to observe system behavior over time and improve software and system quality. Learn how to reduce your time to market by detecting hard-to-find and debug errors, how to optimize memory performance, and how to detect and fix common memory errors. REGISTER NOW for this webseminar, live broadcast November 14, 13:00 EDT Managing the Complexities of Multimedia in Automotive SystemsAs people spend more time on the road, they increasingly want to outfit their vehicles with high-quality information, navigation, and entertainment systems. Unfortunately the complexities of supporting in-car multimedia can be overwhelming. This session explores the in-car infotainment market. Learn about today's feature requirements and tomorrow's challenges - digital rights management, device management, changing HMI requirements. Finally, get a first-hand look at the new QNX Multimedia Suite - and how it can be used to deliver key differentiators to vehicle manufactures. REGISTER NOW for this webseminar, live broadcast December 5, 13:00 EDT |
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UPCOMING EVENTS | ||||||||||
Intel ICA GEO Seminar Tour Designing for Multi-Core in EmbeddedIntel is driving innovations in multi-core computing architectures through a combination of silicon, architecture, platform and software innovations to enable new levels of performance and energy efficiency. A new seminar series has been designed by Intel to demonstrate the features and benefits of Intel Multi-Core processors and how this technology applies to embedded design. This seminar tour is focused toward embedded OEM engineers and developers interested in utilizing Multi-Core solutions, or working to understand how performance benefits are implemented. There are 2 upcoming locations:
QNX Software Systems is pleased to be exhibiting and speaking at the Munich location (join us for our presentation on 'The Importance of Multi-Core Development') - and our distributor Cimtech will be exhibiting at the Milan Location. Register now to attend this event. Intel Embedded Solutions ConferencesThe Intel Embedded Solutions Conference offers a one-day mini-tradeshow experience, where attendees can view technical demonstrations of embedded and communications solutions from leading developers, including members of the Intel Communications Alliance. Meet with Intel representatives and learn straight from the source how Intel is building an even stronger commitment to the success of embedded and communications developers. QNX Software Systems is pleased to be participating in all locations of the Intel Embedded Solutions Conference:
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Real-Time & Embedded Computing ConferenceThe Real-Time & Embedded Computing Conferences (RTECC) are unique, one-day events showcasing the newest products and latest information from industry leaders. RTECC features open-door technical sessions in conjunction with tabletop exhibits. QNX Software Systems will be participating in the following events:
Click here to register for any of these events |
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Global Signal Processing Conferences & Expos (GSPx)
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QNX TRAINING | ||||||||||
Realtime Programming for the QNX Neutrino RTOSObjectives: This course is designed for anyone who develops QNX Neutrino RTOS realtime applications. By the end of the course, you will have written several example programs and learned to apply QNX Neutrino RTOS concepts to real-world applications.
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Developing, Debugging and Analyzing Performance with the QNX Momentics IDEPrerequisites: You must have a good working knowledge of C or C++ and a general understanding of programming under the QNX Neutrino RTOS. Objectives: To learn how to use the IDE in the QNX Momentics to:
By the end of the course, you will have used the IDE to work with many sample programs and systems, either self-hosted or using cross development, and will have learned to apply these skills to real-world applications. |
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Writing Drivers for the QNX Neutrino RTOSPrerequisites: You must have a good working knowledge of C and a general understanding of programming under the QNX Neutrino RTOS. Objectives: This course is designed for anyone who wants to develop drivers for the QNX Neutrino RTOS. By the end of the course, you will have written several sample drivers.
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Introductory Programming for the QNX Photon microGUI
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