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Tuxera Integrates NTFS, exFAT, FAT32 and HFS+
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on Tue, January 17th, 2012
Into Intel Atom solutions and MeeGo Linux
Tuxera supports Intel's latest consumer electronics hardware and software initiatives providing the its File System Suite to all Intel customers.
Tuxera file systems power new Intel Atom CE4100 based consumer electronics devices including smart TVs, set-top boxes, tablets and storage appliances from the manufacturers.
Tuxera also supports MeeGo, an alternative Linux platform which Intel is developing together with Nokia. MeeGo is targeting mobile phones, tablets, netbooks and car infotainment systems.
"As embedded experts, Tuxera engineering works closely together with the leading chipset and operating system vendors. We are very excited to empower both Intel's latest 'Visual Life' initiative on Intel Atom CE4100 chipsets as well as the much awaited MeeGo platform with the market-leading Tuxera NTFS, exFAT and other file system solutions," commented Szabolcs Szakacsits, Tuxera CTO and President.
"Joining Intel Embedded Alliance was a natural decision as Intel is a major platform for Tuxera already today," commented Mikko Välimäki, Tuxera CEO. "Tuxera has won Intel customers ranging from PC vendors to set-top box manufacturers and even space exploration agencies. We also count MeeGo as one of the top Linux contenders in future mobile devices."
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