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Home » Motorola Selects MontaVista Linux as Preferred Platform

Motorola Selects MontaVista Linux as Preferred Platform

May 15, 2005
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Motorola will adopt MontaVista Linux Carrier Grade Edition (CGE) as the first preferred software development and deployment operating system for its Open Application-Enabling Platforms. The announcement represents a significant expansion of an earlier agreement under which both Motorola and MontaVista products have been deployed to leading telecom equipment manufacturers worldwide.

Under the non-exclusive agreement, Motorola’s standard Open Application-Enabling Platforms will be certified with MontaVista Linux CGE, upon which enabling software products will be developed, integrated, tested and delivered. Further, MontaVista will continue to develop and optimize CGE on all current and future Motorola platforms and will support all deployed configurations including Motorola’s Open Application-Enabling Platforms and the AdvancedTCA-based AXP products announced in 2004.

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