Product category: Design and Development Software
News Release from: Wind River Systems
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 7 July 2003
Millinet standardises on network development
Korean high-speed data transmission equipment developer Millinet has selected Wind River Platform for Network Equipment (Platform NE)
With Platform NE as Millinet's common embedded development platform, the company is tapping into Wind River's proven technology to build extremely reliable architectures and innovative networking and communications products that its customers demand. Citing Wind River's flexible subscription pricing model and pre-integrated technology, Millinet is the latest in a series of companies who are choosing to speed their time to market by standardising on Wind River Platform for Network Equipment.
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