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 Embedded Company: Accelerated TechnologyEmbedded Company: Accelerated Technology
 Describes firm and product (Nucleus), with related links. [Embedded Star]
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Nucleus RTOSNucleus RTOS
 Growing article, with links to many related topics. Wikipedia.
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Nucleus RTOSNucleus RTOS
 No royalty, wide range modular products: kernels, network stack and management, internet connectivity, Java support, terminal application, C++, profiling, prototyping. By Mentor Graphics Corp.
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Accelerated Technology's Nucleus RTOS Helps Passenger Safety in Critical Testing Device for Civil AircraftAccelerated Technology's Nucleus RTOS Helps Passenger Safety in Critical Testing Device for Civil Aircraft
 Used to develop Air Data Test Set (ADTS) 505 remote hand terminal, by Druck Ltd., England. Made for use in civil craft, the test set lets technicians check performance and readout of vital instruments in cockpit. [EDACafe.com] (September 17, 2003)
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Insignia and Accelerated Technology Announce Licensing Agreement to Include Secure System Provisioning Client Software with the Nucleus Operating SystemInsignia and Accelerated Technology Announce Licensing Agreement to Include Secure System Provisioning Client Software with the Nucleus Operating System
 Lets phones using Nucleus RTOS be repairable and upgradeable over-the-air. [EDACafe.com] (September 17, 2003)
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ATI's Nucleus RTOS Integrates with Xilinx's FPGA Soft Processor CoreATI's Nucleus RTOS Integrates with Xilinx's FPGA Soft Processor Core
 Accelerated Technology, and Xilinx, collaborate to support Xilinx MicroBlaze, industry's fastest field-programmable gate array (FPGA) based soft processor, with release of newest Nucleus RTOS. [Embedded Star] (September 16, 2003)
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Nucleus RTOS Integrates with USB PackageNucleus RTOS Integrates with USB Package
 Accelerated Technology, and MCCI integrate Nucleus RTOS and protocol stacks from Mentor Graphics with MCCI USB Data Pump firmware package for multifunction USB peripherals such as keyboards, joysticks, printers. [Embedded.com] (February 5, 2003)
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