Small Devices With Linux

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Real hardware, real software, real-time performance: Real-Time Linux
Interactions with the physical world can be tricky – even dangerous! Let's say you have an Internet of Things (IoT) application controlling a chemical process - perhaps exotic chemicals for an aerospace mission. The IoT devices include sensors for temperature, pressure, flow rate, and tank levels and actuators for pumps, heaters and valves – including a dump valve ready to vent high pressure. In this situation it's likely you would have analysis and reporting software running, be receiving sensor readings, and have control of the various pumps, heaters and valves. With IoT, computing can be pushed to the edge via gateways and controllers often running sophisticated applications.
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The Internet of Linux Things
The Linux Foundation is a non-profit organization that sponsors the work of Linus Torvalds. Supporting companies include HP, IBM, Intel, and a host of other large corporations. The foundation hosts several Linux-related projects. This month they announced Zephyr, an RTOS aimed at the Internet of Things.
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AMD SoCs include Embedded Linux® support.
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AMD Announces 3rd Generation AMD Embedded G-Series SoCs, Embedded G-Series LX SoC
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