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What is Linux kernel?
The Linux kernel is the core of the Linux operating system. It is responsible for managing the system's resources, including the CPU, memory, and I/O devices. It's widely used in servers, embedded systems, desktops, and mobile devices due to its open-source nature, stability, and portability.
What other technologies are related to Linux kernel?
Linux kernel Competitor Technologies
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Linux kernel Complementary Technologies
EDK II
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EDK II (and UEFI) can be used as a boot environment that loads the Linux kernel, making it complementary.
TF-A
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TF-A (Trusted Firmware-A) is often a precursor to booting the Linux kernel, especially on ARM architectures, and is therefore complementary.
U-Boot
U-Boot is a bootloader that can load the Linux kernel. As a bootloader, it complements the Linux kernel's operation, particularly in embedded systems.
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Which job functions commonly mention Linux kernel?
Firmware Engineer
1.5% of all Firmware Engineer jobs mention Linux kernel
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Embedded Engineer
1.3% of all Embedded Engineer jobs mention Linux kernel
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Software Engineer
0.1% of all Software Engineer jobs mention Linux kernel
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Engineer
4810 Engineer jobs mention Linux kernel
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Engineering & R&D
4973 Engineering & R&D jobs mention Linux kernel
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Which organizations are mentioning Linux kernel?
Google
Scientific and Technical Services
Qualcomm
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