Linux

Protecting Your Embedded System from BlindSide and Other Zero-Day Cybersecurity Attacks

By Shaun Ruffell In September of 2020, a team at the Systems and Network Security Group at VU Amsterdam announced a new technique for developing exploits they called BlindSide [1]. BlindSide allows an...

3 months ago • 3 min read

Dr. Design

Binary Images Optimized for Your Embedded Device

By Mark Asselstine and Robert Yang Introduction Embedded systems developers have usually had two choices when setting off to create exciting new devices based on Linux and built using the latest embe...

4 months ago • 5 min read

Linux

Wind River Linux Binaries – Accelerate IoT/Edge application development with a high-performance Linux

By Narasimha Krishnakumar Wind River is #1 in OS platforms for the intelligent edge. With the availability of Wind River Linux Binaries, we continue to expand upon our leadership with the introducti...

5 months ago • 1 min read

Linux

StarlingX R4.0 is here!

By guest contributor Ildiko Vancsa The StarlingX community is pleased to announce the R4.0 release with new features and enhancements to the platform. This article will give you some insights about wh...

5 months ago • 3 min read

Aerospace & Defense

FACE Components: Interchangeable but not Equal

By Alex Wilson, Wind River and Steven H. VanderLeest, Rapita IntroductionThe Future Airborne Capability Environment (FACE™) consortium will host its annual Technical Interchange Meeting and Exhibition...

6 months ago • 9 min read

Aerospace and Defense

How the Operating System Segment fits into the FACE architecture

By Alex Wilson, Wind River and Steven H. VanderLeest, Rapita OverviewThe Future Airborne Capability Environment (FACE™) consortium will host their annual Technical Interchange Meeting and Exhibition i...

7 months ago • 6 min read

Security

Ramping up security options with new NIST 800-53 Mappings

By Arlen Baker “More than ever, organizations must balance a rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape against the need to fulfill business requirements.” To that extent, Wind River has NIST 800-53...

7 months ago • 2 min read

Dr. Design

NVIDIA K8s Device Plugin for Wind River Linux

By Pablo Rodriguez Quesada This article is part two of a series on orchestrating container workloads on Nvidia GPUs. Read the first part, NVIDIA container runtime for Wind River Linux. Introduction...

8 months ago • 9 min read

Open Source

Developing Qt5 applications natively on Wind River Linux

By Nathan Hartman Introduction Wind River Linux provides the technologies essential to building a flexible, stable, and secure platform for your embedded devices. Based on OpenEmbedded releases fr...

8 months ago • 14 min read

Dr. Design

NVIDIA container runtime for Wind River Linux

By Pablo Rodriguez Quesada Introduction Training and using AI models are tasks that demand significant computational power. Current trends are pointing more to deep neural networks, which include th...

8 months ago • 9 min read

Protecting Your Embedded System from BlindSide and Other Zero-Day Cybersecurity Attacks

Binary Images Optimized for Your Embedded Device

Wind River Linux Binaries – Accelerate IoT/Edge application development with a high-performance Linux

StarlingX R4.0 is here!

FACE Components: Interchangeable but not Equal

How the Operating System Segment fits into the FACE architecture

Ramping up security options with new NIST 800-53 Mappings

NVIDIA K8s Device Plugin for Wind River Linux

Developing Qt5 applications natively on Wind River Linux

NVIDIA container runtime for Wind River Linux

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