Networking

The Cure for StarlingX FOMO at Open Infrastructure Summit

By Jeff Gowan FOMO, for those who are unfamiliar, stands for “fear of missing out.” If you weren’t able to attend the Summit in Denver, or perhaps even if you did, some StarlingX “FOMO” could be under...

4 years ago • 4 min read

Networking

Co-existing with containers: Cloud Native solutions don’t need a greenfield

By Jeff Gowan Containers are widely regarded as the next big thing in telco virtualization technology, but what about the service providers who have already deployed VM-based solutions? Some communica...

4 years ago • 2 min read

Aerospace & Defense

RTOS Application Development Redefined: Desktop-like Ease-of-Use in Embedded with LLVM and Boost

By Michel Genard Nearly four decades ago VxWorks revolutionized the RTOS market by enabling a hardware board to connect to a Unix workstation dramatically changing the edit/compile/debug paradigm. Thi...

4 years ago • 2 min read

Networking

Industry Experts Quantify the Operational Benefits of Telco-Grade OpenStack Platforms

By Charlie Ashton As Communications Service Providers (CSPs) plan the deployment of virtualized network applications and services, they have to make a fundamental decision about the infrastructure sof...

4 years ago • 2 min read

Linux

Is your ATM moving from Windows 7 to Windows 10? Save the Motherboards!

By Rick Anderson Within the financial sector, Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) are one of the primary mechanisms for getting cash out of your bank or savings & loan account. The majority of these...

4 years ago • 2 min read

Networking

NFV pro-tip: Convert the service, not the component

By Jeff Gowan A new white paper written by Sandvine and Wind River asserts that NFV maybe hasn’t quite lived up to the promise of removing dependencies on vendor hardware. That said, it has been, and...

4 years ago • 2 min read

Linux / Open Source

Bringing the Benefits of Linux Containers to Small-Footprint Edge Applications

By Charlie Ashton While Linux containers have been around a long time and are widely deployed in data centers and IT environments, the lack of easy-to-use pre-integrated platforms and lack of interact...

4 years ago • 3 min read

Networking

WiZR Collaborates with Wind River to Offer AI-Enabled Video Surveillance and Analytics on the Titanium Cloud Infrastructure

By Charlie Ashton WiZR and Wind River have collaborated to offer AI-enabled video surveillance and analytics on the Wind River Titanium Cloud virtualization platform. Titanium Cloud is a commercial-re...

4 years ago • 2 min read

Networking

Simplifying the Management of Distributed Edge Clouds Opens Up New Business Opportunities for Telcos

By Charlie Ashton Wind River just published a new white paper titled “Distributed Edge Clouds Are Complex, But Must They Be Difficult?” (spoiler alert: the answer is No). If you’re involved with the p...

4 years ago • 2 min read

Networking

Overcoming OpenStack Obstacles for vCDN at the Edge

By guest Marc Fiuczynski at Akamai Akamai and Wind River have collaborated to provide a validated, joint solution for virtual CDN services delivered with the reliability, scalability, and edge-optimiz...

4 years ago • 3 min read

The Cure for StarlingX FOMO at Open Infrastructure Summit

Co-existing with containers: Cloud Native solutions don’t need a greenfield

RTOS Application Development Redefined: Desktop-like Ease-of-Use in Embedded with LLVM and Boost

Industry Experts Quantify the Operational Benefits of Telco-Grade OpenStack Platforms

Is your ATM moving from Windows 7 to Windows 10? Save the Motherboards!

NFV pro-tip: Convert the service, not the component

Bringing the Benefits of Linux Containers to Small-Footprint Edge Applications

WiZR Collaborates with Wind River to Offer AI-Enabled Video Surveillance and Analytics on the Titanium Cloud Infrastructure

Simplifying the Management of Distributed Edge Clouds Opens Up New Business Opportunities for Telcos

Overcoming OpenStack Obstacles for vCDN at the Edge

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