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Milestones

May 2008: VirtualLogix delivers first integrated virtualization and High-Availability solution for next generation communications equipment

 

April 2008: Motorola invests in VirtualLogix

 

April 2008: VirtualLogix unveils VLX support for Freescale Power Architectures

 

April 2008: VirtualLogix expands Real-Time Virtualization solution to include Windows environments

 

April 2008: VirtualLogix delivers VLX Developer v2.0 integrated tool set for virtualization integration

 

April 2008: VirtualLogix joins the Multi-core Association to drive Standards for next-generation Embedded Devices

 

March 2008: VirtualLogix recognized as Virtualization Leader for the world of Connected Devices by eg3.com

 

March 2008: VirtualLogix receives Internet Telephony Magazine's 10th annual Product of the Year award

 

January 2008: VirtualLogix named finalist for 18th annual Jolt Product Excellence awards

 

December 2007: VirtualLogix secures Texas Instruments as an incremental investor with technology Collaboration Agreement

 

October 2007: VirtualLogix announces VLX for Network Infrastructure supporting Texas Instruments multicore DSPs

 

October 2007: VirtualLogix wins “Best of Show” award at AdvancedTCA Summit

 

July 2007: VirtualLogix secures $16 million in Series B financing, includes Intel as investor with technology Collaboration Agreement

 

June 2007: VirtualLogix announces VLX for Network Infrastructure 2.0 supporting Intel Core Microarchitecture

 

May 2007: VirtualLogix announces and staffs offices in Japan, Korea and China

 

April 2007: VirtualLogix joins the Linux Foundation

 

February 2007: Radisys and VirtualLogix partner to deliver high performance, real-time multicore development kit

 

November 2006: VirtualLogix announces support for Texas Instruments' DaVinci processors

 

November 2006: VirtualLogix partners with ZiLog for Point of Sale (POS) terminal security

 

October 2006: VirtualLogix joins Open Mobile Terminal Platform (OMTP)

 

September 2006: VirtualLogix introduces VLX for Digital Multimedia, VLX for Mobile Handsets, VLX for Network Infrastructure

 

March 2006: VirtualLogix joins Eclipse Foundation

 

January 2006: Alcatel licenses VirtualLogix VLX to virtualize its softswitches

 

December 2005: Philips Semiconductors licenses VirtualLogix VLX for mid-range mobile phones

 

November 2005: VirtualLogix joins Linux Phone Standards (LiPS) forum

 

August 2005: VirtualLogix appoints Peter Richards Chief Executive Officer

 

June 2005: Amino licenses VirtualLogix VLX for Linux-based IPTV Set-top Box

 

May 2005: VirtualLogix demonstrates VirtualLogix VLX running Windows CE

 

April 2005: VirtualLogix is selected by Red Herring for the 2005 Red Herring 100 Europe

 

January 2005: VirtualLogix is selected as a winner in 2004 Tornado Insider's fourth annual Tornado100 award

 

January 2005: VirtualLogix opens US head office and commence global operations

 

October 2004: VirtualLogix is awarded “Best Young High Tech Company 2004” by 01 Informatique and Anvar

 

September 2004: VirtualLogix is awarded a multi-million Euro contract from the French Ministry of Defense to develop a EAL5 highly secure software platform for open operating system solution based on VirtualLogix VLX

 

July 2004: VirtualLogix gets $12 million Series A funding from Atlas Venture, Index Ventures and Cisco Systems

 

June 2003: VirtualLogix is selected as a winner in 2003 Tornado Insider's third annual Tornado100 award at Upstart Europe 2003

 

June 2003: VirtualLogix VLX gets the “Electron d'Or” award for best product 2003 in the embedded software class from Electronique magazine

 

May 2003: First release of VirtualLogix VLX

 

April 2003: VirtualLogix is awarded Best IT company and gets the Jury Special Award at the 9th European Venture Capital Meeting for Innovative Technologies in Paris, France

 

October 2002: Release of VirtualLogix C5

 

Aug. – Dec. 2002: Nokia, Lucent Technologies, Alcatel, Fujitsu, Canon become first VirtualLogix customers

 

August 2002: Creation by Sun Microsystems Chorus team members