Denux

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Denux is a company established by Andrew Youll in 2002. The company is responsible for .DNX 1.0e, .DNX 1.1e, Micro Sequence Performance Architecture MSPA. It is also responsible for the eXpert Zone and Denux Quickwrite and Denux Electrical Engineers Test Suite.

Primarily focused at innovation and development of its MSPA Systems, Denux has developed an OS called UlaruDS for the platform based on the Sub Kernel Ularu written by Andrew Youll while still in high school, on the MSPA. Ularu is a full independent kernel.


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