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Cavium Networks Completes Acquisition of MontaVista Software


(Business and Technology News, 23 Dec 2009 )

Cavium Networks, a provider of highly integrated semiconductor products that enable intelligent processing for networking, wireless, storage and video applications, has completed its acquisition of MontaVista Software Inc., finalizing an agreement that was announced on November 10, 2009.



MontaVista Software is a leader in multi-core embedded Linux operating systems, virtualization, development tools and professional services with a broad array of Tier-1 customers. Embedded Linux is fast becoming the operating system of choice for hundreds of millions of devices ranging from very large carrier grade equipment to consumer electronics. Traditionally embedded devices used a proprietary OS or commercial real-time operating system. However, there is a major trend towards using embedded Linux. This rapid adoption of Linux in embedded networking, wireless, consumer electronics, mobile devices and storage is driving the demand for a high quality, commercial grade embedded Linux along with support for multi-core processors and embedded virtualization.



The MontaVista brand name will continue to be used and MontaVista will maintain its own dedicated and focused engineering, sales and product management staff along with supporting multiple processor architectures from leading semiconductor vendors. MontaVista's customers and partners will see no change in customer facing field operations and the web-based support and product download sites will be maintained. Art Landro, previously Executive Vice President of MontaVista's Worldwide Field Operations, has been appointed as the President of MontaVista Software.

Cavium Networks, a provider of highly integrated semiconductor products that enable intelligent processing for networking, wireless, storage and video applications, has completed its acquisition of MontaVista Software Inc., finalizing an agreement that was announced on November 10, 2009.



MontaVista Software is a leader in multi-core embedded Linux operating systems, virtualization, development tools and professional services with a broad array of Tier-1 customers. Embedded Linux is fast becoming the operating system of choice for hundreds of millions of devices ranging from very large carrier grade equipment to consumer electronics. Traditionally embedded devices used a proprietary OS or commercial real-time operating system. However, there is a major trend towards using embedded Linux. This rapid adoption of Linux in embedded networking, wireless, consumer electronics, mobile devices and storage is driving the demand for a high quality, commercial grade embedded Linux along with support for multi-core processors and embedded virtualization.



The MontaVista brand name will continue to be used and MontaVista will maintain its own dedicated and focused engineering, sales and product management staff along with supporting multiple processor architectures from leading semiconductor vendors. MontaVista's customers and partners will see no change in customer facing field operations and the web-based support and product download sites will be maintained. Art Landro, previously Executive Vice President of MontaVista's Worldwide Field Operations, has been appointed as the President of MontaVista Software.



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