Insprit Joins Linux Foundation
The Linux Foundation | 30 September 2010
Insprit Joins Linux Foundation
Korea’s leader in mobile convergence technologies and devices to collaborate on Linux development
SAN FRANCISCO, September 30, 2010 – The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating the growth of Linux, today announced that Insprit has become its newest member.
Insprit provides 4G broadband convergence technologies that support the web, mobile, home network, robotics, IP-TV and telematics. Its technologies enable the reliable transmission and synchronization of all content types across fixed and mobile broadband networks and devices.
Insprit also works with affiliate partners such as Enspert, a company that designs next-generation convergence devices including the Android-based “Identity Tab” released in September by KT (Korean Telecom).
According to a recent report by Pyramid Research/Heavy Reading, there will be one billion mobile broadband connections by 2012. The content being transmitted will put rigorous demands on the networks. The report suggests that video downloads, P2P chat and multi-player gaming are driving mobile broadband traffic and require advanced 4G networks and devices to deliver this content to next-generation laptops and netbooks.
Insprit is joining The Linux Foundation to collaborate on Linux development and to provide technical contributions to Android, MeeGo and other Linux-based mobile platforms that will fuel both next-generation devices and networks.
“Next-generation mobile communications and devices are being made possible thanks to Linux and open source technologies,” said Kevin Lee, vice president of global marketing, Insprit. “We are joining The Linux Foundation to collaborate on Linux development and contribute to the advancement of Linux-based platforms such as Android, MeeGo and others.”
“Insprit is an important addition to The Linux Foundation’s membership community,” said Amanda McPherson, vice president of marketing and developer programs. “The company’s comprehensive understanding of the telecommunications space and its global perspective will be a huge contribution to the advancement of Linux in this market.”
Other Insprit partners and customers include China Mobile, LG, Qualcomm, Sprint, and, T-Mobile, among many others. It also provided real-time mobile data service for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, BC.
The Linux Foundation’s membership is made up of thousands of individual and corporate members, as well as affiliates: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/about/members. The aggregate contributions from these members advance the operating system to compete in the enterprise and on next-generation computing devices.
About Insprit
Established in 2000, Insprit strives to innovate and provide emerging technologies that encourage connectivity and community. Since inception, Insprit has been leading the industry, providing technology in embedded solution, convergence data delivery platform and network infrastructure software. In South Korea, Insprit has worked with the major wireless carriers to deliver a robust and pleasant experience to their subscribers. Insprit also has proven experience in exporting a variety of network, embedded, and data platform solutions to over 40 worldwide carriers in 25 countries. Insprit recently released their multi-screen convergence data delivery solution (ConvergenceOneTM) that enables seamless data sync/share/shift in an FMC environment, presenting the world with the latest market trend in data service. Insprit is proud to develop platforms and solutions that will create a more exciting and connected world. For more information, please visit www.in-sprit.com.
About the Linux Foundation
The Linux Foundation is a nonprofit consortium dedicated to fostering the growth of Linux. Founded in 2007, the Linux Foundation sponsors the work of Linux creator Linus Torvalds and is supported by leading Linux and open source companies and developers from around the world. The Linux Foundation promotes, protects and standardizes Linux by hosting important workgroups, events such as LinuxCon, and online resources such as Linux.com. For more information, please visit www.linuxfoundation.org or follow the organization on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/linuxfoundation.
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