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09.23.09

Splashtop Creator Joins Linux Foundation

By Mike Sachoff

The Linux Foundation has announced that DeviceVM has become its newest member. DeviceVM is the creator of the Splashtop instant-on platform, which is powered by Linux.

Splashtop allows users to access the Internet and their desktop applications faster, instead of waiting for a full boot-up.

Linux-based Splashtop has been pre-installed by major manufacturers on more than 10 million PCs globally. DeviceVM forecasts that by the end of 2010, about 30 percent of all PCs worldwide will ship with Splashtop and Linux pre-installed.

People don't know it, but the Linux desktop has arrived - and at its own speed," said Cliff Miller, chief strategy officer at DeviceVM.

"Splashtop boots up and gets you online so fast you don't even have time to say 'operating system!' Behind the scenes, of course, it's been the Linux community and our work with them that made instant-on possible. It's entirely appropriate for the Linux Foundation to take a bow for successes like this."


As the Linux Foundation's newest member, DeviceVM already participates in the Moblin project and contributes to Linux at the kernel level.

"DeviceVM is introducing millions of new users worldwide to the power of Linux," said Amanda McPherson, vice president of marketing and developer programs at the Linux Foundation.

"Many of the technologies that people use everyday are based on Linux. We welcome DeviceVM as a new member and applaud its ongoing contributions."


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