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MontaVista Seminars Demonstrate Java and Embedded Linux Are Made for Each Other SUNNYVALE, Calif. ‹ March 20, 2002 ‹ MontaVista Software Inc., the company powering the embedded revolution, is sponsoring six seminars for embedded software developers in North America and Europe. The seminars, entitled ³Embedded Linux and Java,² will be held in Santa Clara, Calif. (Hilton Santa Clara) on Tues., April 2; in Dallas, Texas (Omni Richardson) on Thurs., April 4; in Paris (Novotel Paris Pont de Sevres) on Wed., April 10; in Eindhoven, The Netherlands (Golden Tulip Koningshof) on Thurs., April 11; in Piscataway N.J. (Four Points by Sheraton) on Tues., April 16 and in Boston (Radisson, Chelmsford) on Thurs., April 18. All the seminars are half-day events and open to all. There is no cost to attend, but registration is confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis. The two evolving ³open² software standards, embedded Linux® and embedded Java, are ideally suited for developing systems for pervasive computing solutions, and they work well together. In combination, they represent the next generation of embedded systems technology, especially for digital electronics, consumer devices (such as WAP phones, media players, PDAs and set-top boxes), telematics and telecommunications applications. According to Mike Mathews, Java product marketing manager, MontaVista Software, ³Today, a growing number of embedded developers is choosing the combination of the Linux operating system and Java technologies for greater flexibility, faster time-to-market and higher productivity. As the complexity of connected network attached devices is growing, embedded project developers are looking to Linux and Java to deal with this challenge effectively.² Attendees of MontaVista¹s ³Embedded Linux and Java² seminars will see live demonstrations of the latest innovative Java solutions developed with MontaVista Linux®. They will also have the opportunity to meet the experts at MontaVista Software, who will be available to answer technical questions. About MontaVista Linux The recently announced MontaVista Linux 2.1, MontaVista Software¹s flagship product, boasts unrivaled development support for the broadest range of embedded processor architectures, supporting more than 22 CPUs, more than a dozen desktop hosts, and more than 60 COTS and reference board platforms. MontaVista Linux includes in excess of 215 application packages. It also offers real-time enhancements to the Linux kernel, including preemptibility on the x86, MIPS, SH and PowerPC architectures. About VisualAge Micro Edition (VAME) for MontaVista Linux VAME is an integrated development environment with runtime components incorporating IBM¹s latest embedded Java technology, the J9 Virtual Machine. VisualAge Micro Edition provides developers of embedded applications with a complete set of tools for the creation, testing and deployment of embedded Java applications. These feature-rich platforms, MontaVista Linux and VAME for MontaVista Linux, enable a wide variety of embedded applications, providing a standard platform for designs in communications infrastructure, networking, consumer electronics, instrumentation and control. For more information on MontaVista¹s ³Embedded Linux and Java² seminars, please visit www.mvista.com/wwseminars/seminar.html About MontaVista Software, Inc. MontaVista Software Inc. powers the embedded revolution by providing open-source systems software solutions for embedded developers. Founded in 1999 by real-time operating system (RTOS) pioneer James Ready, MontaVista's principal products include MontaVista Linux®, a Linux-based embedded source and binary distribution, cross development platform and set of tool kits for x86/IA-32, PowerPC, StrongARM, MIPS, SH, ARM, XScale and other microprocessor architectures. MontaVista offers a family of products and services for embedded design and development of applications for a variety of technologies ranging from communications infrastructure to consumer devices. MontaVista Software also provides several technology add-on products addressing specific customer needs such as the Java development environment, High Availability technology, powerful graphics toolkits and more. Headquartered in the heart of Silicon Valley in Sunnyvale, Calif., MontaVista Software is a privately held company funded by leading investors such as Alloy Ventures, RRE Ventures, US Venture Partners, and WR Hambrecht + Co., as well as IBM, Intel Capital, Panasonic and Sony Corporation. For more information about MontaVista Software, please visit http://www.mvista.com or email to info@mvista.com or call (408) 328-9200. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. MontaVista is a trademark of MontaVista Software Inc. Java is a trademark of Sun MicroSystems. All other names mentioned are trademarks, registered trademarks or service marks of their respective companies. Contacts: Joe Samagond Director of Marketing and Corporate Communications MontaVista Software Inc. Phone (408) 328-9234 E-mail: jsamagond@mvista.com Patricia Colby PR Strategy and Business Development Pacifico Inc. Phone (408) 293-8600 ext. 340 E-mail: pcolby@pacifico.com