RapidIO and QNX Neutrino RTOS - a seamless fit

The demand for broadband networking is exploding. With data expected to generate 98 percent of network traffic in less than 10 years, voice and data communications technologies are converging to create multi-service platforms. The increasing bandwidth needs in netcom systems have spurred the development of several new, high-performance interconnects, among them RapidIO.

RapidIO is a packet-switched, high-speed architecture targeted at distributed- memory multiprocessor systems. Compared to traditional shared buses, RapidIO uses a de-centralized, point-to-point architecture and supports both message passing with a non-coherent memory model and a globally shared distributed memory model. The QNX Neutrino RTOS, with its message-passing architecture, is an automatic choice for creating distributed systems using RapidIO.

Join QNX Software Systems and Motorola, on Wednesday, February 4 at 11am EST for a technical web seminar on how software engineers can take advantage of RapidIO's many advanced features, including its mechanisms for dynamic discovery, enumeration error handling and recovery. We'll also explore how QNX Neutrino message- passing architecture and RapidIO form a seamless fit.

Estimated Length:

The presentation will be 60 minutes in length, with 15 minutes for Q&A

Intended Audience:

This session will be of interest to development managers, embedded system engineers in the networking industry.

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