Navy’s ship cancelation a blow for real-time Linux, IBM

Courtesy Enterprise Linux Log  Tue, 07/29/2008 - 08:10

The U.S. Navy’s cancelation of its $20 billion Zumwalt destroyer contract last week because of a 50% price hike is disappointing for the Linux community and surely must be for IBM The Armonk, N.Y.-based computer company designed the innovative centralized computing systems that runs all shipboard operations from battle systems to navigation and business applications and developed Java-based, real-time capabilities for the Linux kernel specifically for the project.

The latter is essential to ensure that battle systems, for example,...


 

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