It's been about a week or so since WWDC 2009 was going on. Although the information that can be given about WWDC is limited, we have outlined a few items that we feel are okay to mention, and that you'd like to know about.
1) The 64-bit kernel has greatly improved performance of function calls, memory copies, etc...
2) All network file systems will be noticeably faster in 10.6. (It is unclear if this is for 32bit and 64bit or just the 32bit kernal)
3) It was announced that OSX server will run the 64-bit kernel by default.
4) The developer tools are greatly improved. There are new code analysis tools to help generate cleaner code. The DTrace tools have been enhanced allowing greater focus on problems.
5) Small Tree even attended a few iPhone sessions. They are packed. We talked to multiple people whose companies have no macs - they are there just to learn about iPhone. Over half of the attendees are first timers.
As you can see Apple is giving us some insight to some exciting stuff coming down in 10.6. We're sure that even what we do not know about in detail is even more exciting then what we've mentioned here.
New O/S enhancments and Server performance improvments will mean that Small Tree is able to engineer and architecht even better solutions for your Video Editing over Ethernet needs.
Small Tree intends to incorporate every improvment possible to bring you the best performing ethernet solutions for Mac!













