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Building Modern Real-Time Applications with Intel Time Coordinated Computing (TCC)​ [E5G006]
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In this session, you will hear from Real Time Systems GmbH how they leveraged the Intel Edge platforms to build software solutions that meet the needs of today’s modern customers. This real-world example shows how Intel® Time Coordinated Computing (TCC) technology enables real-time critical and best-effort tasks to run side-by-side on a single platform to illustrate the real-time performance and scalability gains across the software stack from hypervisor to application.

, Industrial Application Engineer, Intel

, Systems Architect & Product Manager, Real-Time Systems GmbH

Topic: Application Modernization
Level: 300
On Demand Session: Yes
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