MontaVista

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MontaVista Software invented embedded Linux commercialization in 1999 to give device designers a platform to deliver the best possible product in the shortest possible time. Since then, due to growth and innovation MontaVista has remained the leading company in this category.

MontaVista helps embedded developers get the most from open source by providing commercial-grade quality, integration, hardware enablement, expert support, and the resources of the MontaVista development community. Because MontaVista customers enjoy faster time to market, more competitive device functionality, and lower total cost,[1] more devices have been deployed with MontaVista than with any other Linux.

Customers that have built devices that run on MontaVista Linux include Amstrad, Boeing, Emerson, ITT, Motorola, NASA, NEC, NextWave Wireless, NTT DoCoMo, Oce, Samsung, Sony, Texas Instruments, Toshiba, the U.S. Department of Defense, Volvo, Yamaha, and more than 2,000 additional companies. MontaVista Linux powers tens of millions of products used around the world every day.

MontaVista customers do not pay for free software. They pay MontaVista for relieving them of some of the unique burdens of open source, enabling them to focus their resources on their most valuable, differentiating work.

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• Received $21M in Unattributed funding.
  Posted 12/26/08 at 9:53am

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1. Linux OS software co., MontaVista, raises $21M (venturebeat.com) [edit]