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Hope For All The Places You Cannot See and Some Safety Stories

By Andreea Volusincu Today, on an ecommerce website, I caught a glimpse of the produce rack of the grocery store I go to every day. For the last five years I’ve been going to this store, but did not...

3 months ago • 4 min read

VxWorks

Accelerating the Transformation for the Fourth Industrial Revolution…Here’s How VxWorks Can Help

By Michel Chabroux The Fourth Industrial Revolution is Upon Us I have always been interested and somewhat fascinated by machines, especially the ones that are used to build other machines. I have go...

3 months ago • 6 min read

Linux / Open Source

Embedded Linux Implementation Services: Enabling Linux Deployments

By Glenn Seiler The Wind River Linux suite includes everything embedded teams need to create secure, reliable, and high-performance products. It enables the building and deployment of intelligent ed...

3 months ago • 2 min read

Telecom

5G Challenges: Exploring the Biggest Challenges for 5G Deployment

By Paul Miller 5G promises exciting advances for communications service providers (CSPs), but the 5G rollout is going to be challenging. CSPs must rapidly build out dense, low-latency edge networks...

3 months ago • 3 min read

Telecom

There’s something important about 5G we need to be open about

By guest contributor Hannu Nikurautio, head of Cloud RAN Product Management at Nokia For many years, in many blogs, we’ve talked about the advantages of openness compared to proprietary, closed solut...

4 months ago • 3 min read

Linux

Agile Linux: Enabling DevOps with Continuously Delivered Embedded Linux

By Glenn Seiler Implementing agile processes in embedded Linux development is key in supporting the intelligent edge. Engineers need solutions that support rapid development processes while still en...

4 months ago • 2 min read

Aerospace and Defense

Unmanned Systems and Life in the time of Social Distancing

By Andreea Volosincu The commercial market for unmanned systems has been ramping up for years. Closing in on the peak of their hype cycle, commercial UAVs were estimated to have an impact of up to $...

4 months ago • 3 min read

Linux / Open Source

Surviving the Frequency of Open Source Vulnerabilities

By Glenn Seiler In a previous post, I provided a retrospective on Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) and examined Wind River's four-step process to mitigate threats and achieve a strengthen...

4 months ago • 4 min read

Industrial

AIoT Has a Nice Ring To It

By Matt Jones The Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) is a relatively new term for the evolution of a domain Wind River has been playing in for a very long time. If we think of many of the firs...

4 months ago • 2 min read

Simics

Digital Twins are hard. Maybe that’s good.

By Jeff Gowan Why hasn’t the practice of using a Digital Twin been more widely adopted? Simple; because it can be complicated to implement and costly to maintain. But, just because it’s hard doesn’t...

4 months ago • 3 min read

Hope For All The Places You Cannot See and Some Safety Stories

Accelerating the Transformation for the Fourth Industrial Revolution…Here’s How VxWorks Can Help

Embedded Linux Implementation Services: Enabling Linux Deployments

5G Challenges: Exploring the Biggest Challenges for 5G Deployment

There’s something important about 5G we need to be open about

Agile Linux: Enabling DevOps with Continuously Delivered Embedded Linux

Unmanned Systems and Life in the time of Social Distancing

Surviving the Frequency of Open Source Vulnerabilities

AIoT Has a Nice Ring To It

Digital Twins are hard. Maybe that’s good.

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