LONDON — Yamaha is to use Enea Embedded Techology's (Stockholm, Sweden) real-time operating system OSE in its network products for the enterprise segment.

Per Akerberg, President of Enea, said, “This order will further strengthen our position in Japan and on the Asian market.”

Yamaha said it decided to use OSE because of its advanced and robust OS architecture, perfect memory protection and wide range of middleware. It valued Enea's ability to provide high-quality engineering services, support and training.