Brussels / 30 & 31 January 2016

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MIPS, the other side of the embedded

Linux met the MIPS architecture


For many years MIPS processors have been involved in the embedded market, particularly in areas related to networks and storage. With the success of the mobile market, and the great evolution of the world linked to the "makers", other architectures (such as ARM), they have reached very large levels of diffusion. Meanwhile, the mips architecture has evolved, introducing innovations and improvements to adapt to both the processor market from performance, both to the world of microcontrollers. The future of MIPS is a new family divided into several generations evolving. During the presentation, after a brief and simplified introduction to architecture, will be shown the technologies available at the time and what will be the future developments. In the presentation will also show some reference platforms (ex. Imagination Creator CI20), and how to work to integrate and port on these platforms. Application examples with yocto and buildroot, to switch to a full distribution (Debian). Finally it will also present a perspective on the use of MIPS in embedded designs.

Mips, the other side of the embedded Linux met MIPS architecture

For many years MIPS processors have been involved in the embedded market, particularly in areas related to networks and storage. With the success of the mobile market, and the great evolution of the world linked to the "makers", other architectures (such as ARM), they have reached very large levels of diffusion.

Meanwhile, the MIPS architecture has evolved, introducing innovations and improvements to adapt to both the processor market from performance, both to the world of microcontrollers. The future of MIPS is a new family divided into several generations evolving.

During the presentation, after a brief and simplified introduction to architecture, will be shown the technologies available at the time and what will be the future developments.

In the presentation will also show some reference platforms (ex. Imagination Creator CI20), and how to work to integrate and port on these platforms. Application examples with yocto and buildroot, to switch to a full distribution (Debian). Finally it will also present a perspective on the use of MIPS in embedded designs.

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