at least, an online blog of it.
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BMW Ethernet Presentation
Posted on December 23, 2010 by jay cordaro
As a followup to a previous post, BMW presented at Freescale’s Technology Forum 2010 Ethernet for Automotive Applications an overview on what they are doing for automotive Ethernet. By 2015, there will be 9 million RSE (rear seat entertainment), 5 million In-car TV, and more than 15 million parking aids installed in cars. For good [...]
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Special Purpose Hardware for the Web
Posted on July 4, 2010 by jay cordaro
Ashlee Vance wrote an interesting article, Big Web Operations Turn to Tiny Chips describing some new startups using netbook chips as the CPU in webservers. SeaMicro virtualizes the I/O. Several companies have have designed I/O virtualization producs such as Xsigo Systems, Next IO, and Vertensys but these products are top of rack. SeaMicro points out [...]
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BMW Announces Ethernet Plans
Posted on June 19, 2010 by jay cordaro
This EE Times article lays out BMW’s plans for Ethernet in the car.
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