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| | What Managed Runtime Environments (MRTEs) Mean to Your Technology Business; Intel Technology & Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) |
 | | An MRTE, also known as a dynamic runtime environment, is a platform that abstracts away the specifics of the operating system and the architecture running underneath. |
 | | For example, the managed runtime can handle things like heap management, security, class loading, garbage collection, and memory allocation, freeing developers to concentrate on the business logic specific to their application. |
 | | This ability to extend the growth of gates — that is, to make more processor resources available to applications — while managing the explosion of power consumption, has succeeded in the real world as well as in the research lab. |
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