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To: pala who wrote (8387)	10/17/1999 6:41:00 PM
From: James Connolly	Respond to of 54805

Re: "WindRiver has no lock" Pala, WIND has a lock on quite a few things. Here are a few examples. 1. Intel's new IXA (network processor) ONLY runs on WIND's OS as does IBM's new network processor. wrs.com 2. Almost all the new network chips run on WIND's TMS. Message 11031616 3. WIND and Intel are working very closely on other projects. wrs.com WIND+Intel = WindTel (Networking equipment, excellent article). ixix.com 4. WIND has a virtual monopoly on Intelligent input/output (I2O) with it's IxWorks OS. Intel home page for I2O intel.com I2O SIG home page i2osig.org 5. WIND's OS (IxWorks) will also be used in "System I/O" the merged standard which came about when Intel's NGIO and IBM/CPQ/HP Future I/O merged. 6. WIND's OS used in Cisco's Networks program. wrs.com + others Regards JC.