Wind River Hypervisor brings a new level of
flexibility to the development of embedded devices
Wind River Hypervisor Product Overview
Virtualization for embedded systems is a significant industry trend that opens up new opportunities for companies
building next-generation single and multicore devices. Device makers can utilize Wind River Hypervisor to consolidate their systems by replacing multiple boards or CPUs with a single board and/or a single CPU. They can use multiple operating systems (such as an RTOS and a general purpose OS) cooperatively to provide innovative device functionality and adopt multicore processors with improved scalability and reliability. The effective adoption and optimization of virtualization and multicore will be key differentiating factors in the competitive marketplace for next-generation devices.
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Multicore White Papers
Wind River Hypervisor is an integral part of the Wind River Multicore Software Solution. Download these white papers to gain insight into our solution and learn how it can enable you to address the challenges and achieve the goals of your business.
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Achieving Business Goals with Wind River's Multicore Software Solution
Device makers need to find ways to compete through reducing cost, boosting performance, and bringing innovative and differentiating functionality to market on time. Increasingly, the ability to meet business objectives relies on the ability to optimize a device’s software.
Applying Multicore and Virtualization to Industrial and Safety-Related Applications
Multicore and virtualization provide the opportunity to improve device performance, reduce costs through hardware consolidation, and upgrade applications more cost-effectively throughout the product life cycle.
Multicore Challenges and Choices: Deciding Which Solution Is Right for You
There are a number of technology and business trends that will change the way many devices are architected and developed in the future. They include the frequency ceiling; using multicore for hardware offload; consolidation of multiprocessor systems to multicore; hypervisor adoption in the embedded market; and use cases to help achieve performance objectives, convergence with more functionality in any given device, or higher security and safety concerns leading to certified systems.
