Blog
Securing the E-Enabled Aircraft
As Aviation Electronics Europe has just finished in Munich, it continues to grow and this year was no exception, with some interesting keynotes from EASA and Airline for Europe, A4E. The UK standing out in Europe was noticeable as there was a strong presence. Guest blog by Alex Wilson.
Predictable performance key to successful OpenStack telco deployments
After a few years of waiting, the telecom industry seems to have finally accepted that OpenStack is viable for deployments in networks that require high levels of service availability, performance and security. The key is selecting the right OpenStack platform: you need one that’s been properly hardened, packaged and stress-tested to ensure it meets the stringent requirements of service providers. Guest blog by Charlie Ashton.
Java on VxWorks using Micro Runtime
VxWorks Micro Runtime (MRT) is a Java engine that runs Java byte code on VxWorks real-time operating system (RTOS). For applications that run on multiple platforms, the same application code that runs on VxWorks can also run on Linux, Android, iOS, and Windows. Guest blog by Ka Kay Achacoso.
Wind River honoured with an American Business Award
At the 15th Annual American Business Awards, the Wind River Titanium Control on-premise cloud infrastructure platform was announced the winner of a Bronze Stevie Award, in the New Product or Service of the Year in the Software – Cloud Infrastructure category. Guest blog by Wind River.
How should you mark your diodes?
Duane Benson, Chief Technology Champion at a prototype PCB assembly electronic manufacturing company, Screaming Circuits discusses the question: 'How should you mark your diodes?'
Secure IoT identities
The Internet-of-Things is extremely important today, and security is essential for a smooth running IoT. To achieve this, it is crucial we solve the main challenge of secure identities for constrained IoT devices and find efficient ways to deal with the many identity technologies in use.
Rugged CompactPCI Serial: the low cost and easy to use OpenVPX?
Is CompactPCI Serial ready for Mil/Aero applications?
A great solution for GPS sports watches
One of the fastest-growing segments of the wearable device market is made up with GPS running watches such as Garmin Forerunner, Tomtom Spark or Polar M400, and for good reason. While simple wrist‑based fitness trackers need to tether to a smartphone for positioning and distance information, GPS watches have on board GNSS reception.
Involvement extended in Linux Foundation open-source projects
Recently there have been a couple of announcements from the Linux Foundation that are highly relevant to the networking and telecom markets, and as a strong contributor to open-source projects for these markets, Wind River is deeply involved in both initiatives. Guest blog by Charlie Ashton.
Working more efficiently with OpenStack
When you love the outdoors, its safe to save to say you will have a number of watercraft. Ron Breault certainly does - but not the kind with the engines, the kinds that are self-propelled: kayaks and canoes – and he said being on that same lake with a strong headwind can be exhausting. Guest blog by Ron Breault.