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VirtualLogix The Real-Time Virtualization Company Supports Intel's Core Microarchitecture

Users can run - and mix and match - commercial or proprietary 32- or 64-bit SMP or uniprocessor real-time operating systems

VirtualLogix, the real-time virtualization company, has come out with a new version of its network infrastructure product, VLX for Network Infrastructure 2.0, which supports Intel's Core 2 Duo processors.

Users can run - and mix and match - commercial or proprietary 32- or 64-bit SMP or uniprocessor real-time operating systems like MontaVita Carrier Grade and VxWorks and general-purpose Red Hat or Unix simultaneously on the same multi-core chip, which is supposed to reduce the bill of materials, optimize performance and lower power consumption.

The widgetry also supports the Intel NetStructure MPCBL0050 single-board computers, the first AdvancedTCA blade server using Intel's Core microarchitecture.

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VLX News 06/26/07 12:12:28 AM EDT

VirtualLogix, the real-time virtualization company, has come out with a new version of its network infrastructure product, VLX for Network Infrastructure 2.0, which supports Intel's Core 2 Duo processors. Users can run - and mix and match - commercial or proprietary 32- or 64-bit SMP or uniprocessor real-time operating systems like MontaVita Carrier Grade and VxWorks and general-purpose Red Hat or Unix simultaneously on the same multi-core chip, which is supposed to reduce the bill of materials, optimize performance and lower power consumption.