Processors gain optimised Java option: News from Texas Instruments (April 2006-)

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Skelmir's CEE-JT Virtual Machines (VM) for embedded devices have been ported to, and optimised for, TI's DaVinci technology.

Accelerating time to market and reducing the development cost of devices hosting Java applications, Texas Instruments has announced that Skelmir's CEE-JT Virtual Machines (VM) for embedded devices have been ported to, and optimised for, TI's DaVinci technology Device manufacturers in a range of vertical markets - both consumer and industrial - wishing to use the Java programming language to help future proof their products and build in portability, can now leverage the performance of TI's DaVinci technology

This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 6 Apr 2006 at 8.00am (UK)

Processors gain optimised Java option

Skelmir's CEE-JT Virtual Machines (VM) for embedded devices have been ported to, and optimised for, TI's DaVinci technology.

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