open source

Wind River Linux and the Yocto Project…Sowing the seeds of change

By Davide Ricci The year was 1998, I was walking through the aisles of a book store on campus at the Politecnico of Milano and a box of software caught my eye. It looked unconventional, sort of "homem...

11 years ago • 1 min read

embedded

The Yocto Project: What It Is and What It Isn't

By Davide Ricci As I work heavily with embedded Linux on a daily basis, I’m often asked about the Yocto Project. While the Yocto Project is gaining traction and folks in the industry are generally aw...

11 years ago • 1 min read

Android

Open source in Medical Devices: Part of the Cure or Part of the Disease?

By Ido Sarig The Economist recently published a very interesting article on the merits of open source in medical device development, which raises some questions and sparks an important discussion. In...

11 years ago • 1 min read

Aerospace & Defense

Securing Android for the Battle Space

By Tim Skutt Armed conflict has radically changed. Remotely operated unmanned vehicles and cyber warfare highlight this change. Combatants can launch an attack anywhere from a few hundred meters awa...

11 years ago • 1 min read

embedded

Linux Foundation’s License Compliance Standard, SPDX, Offers Real Value

By Mark Gisi There is only one criterion that determines whether a piece of software is open source software (OSS) – the license from which you receive the software under. If you are granted rights un...

11 years ago • 1 min read

aerospace

Wind River and Android – 5 great years, with many more to come

By Dan Noal It was 5 years ago this week that I got an email from our CEO who had just met with Andy Rubin and Rich Miner at the Googleplex. Google had invited us to talk privately and confidentially...

11 years ago • 1 min read

development tools

Wind River Linux: The Thrills Just Keep Coming

By Paul Anderson When I joined Wind River over ten years ago, there were many in the company and in the embedded industry that saw open source software with extreme skepticism: too big, too slow, too...

11 years ago • 1 min read

Aerospace & Defense

Secure Mobility Message Resonates at MILCOM 2011

By Chip Downing MILCOM 2011 last week in Baltimore, MD was not only educational, but it was a watershed event. Last year, it was a “coming out” party for custom Android devices; this year however, w...

12 years ago • 1 min read

Cloud

Cloud to Service Endpoints – The Missing Link

By Paul Anderson I remember as a kid I was fascinated with phones. The idea that you could pick up the phone, dial it, and talk to someone on the other end was pretty neat. And… at the time, a phone w...

12 years ago • 1 min read

Linux

Feeling the need for speed and making it happen

By Mark Guinther “I feel the need…The need for speed!!” Quoting old movies is where my similarities to Tom Cruise end, but it is a relevant line for today’s networking equipment. Faster applications...

12 years ago • 1 min read

Wind River Linux and the Yocto Project…Sowing the seeds of change

The Yocto Project: What It Is and What It Isn't

Open source in Medical Devices: Part of the Cure or Part of the Disease?

Securing Android for the Battle Space

Linux Foundation’s License Compliance Standard, SPDX, Offers Real Value

Wind River and Android – 5 great years, with many more to come

Wind River Linux: The Thrills Just Keep Coming

Secure Mobility Message Resonates at MILCOM 2011

Feeling the need for speed and making it happen

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