Multigigabit Packet Processing: Wind River Optimizes Multicore Processors for Blazing Throughput

Multicore processors provide a path to simultaneously increase throughput while reducing both cost and footprint. The secret is to use device software specialized to distribute networking functions across multiple cores and specialized processors to reach throughput speeds as high as multiple gigabits per second. Learn more about how the combination of Wind River's multicore software solutions, our latest JTAG debugging tool, Wind River ICE 2, and Wind River Advanced Networking Technologies can improve the effectiveness of your multicore development for networking.

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Wind River China Regional Developer Conference 2008
December 8: Beijing
December 10: Shanghai
December 11: Chengdu
December 12: Shenzhen
December 12: Xi'an

Real-Time & Embedded Computing Conference
December 11, 2008
Seattle, WA

Wireless Technologies Forum
December 14, 2008
Tel-Aviv, Israel

Freescale Technology Day - Lyon
January 29, 2009
Villefontaine, France

Web Seminar: The Real Costs of Roll-Your-Own Linux vs. Commercial Linux
December 10, 2008
10 a.m. and 2 p.m. EST

What Multicore Configurations and Applications Are Right
for You?
December 11, 2008
Bellevue, WA

Achieving Multigigabit Packet Processing with Wind River and Cavium
January 13, 2009
Sunnyvale, CA

January 15, 2009
Boston, MA

January 15, 2009
San Diego, CA

General Purpose Platform, VxWorks Edition 3.6 for New Users
December 9–12, 2008: Dallas, TX
January 13–16, 2009: Herndon, VA
January 20–23, 2009: Huntsville, AL

General Purpose Platform, VxWorks Edition 3.6, Board Support Package
January 13–16, 2009: Dallas, TX

Linux Device Drivers Development
January 20–23, 2009: Boston, MA

Workbench 3.0 for VxWorks
January 29–30, 2009: San Diego, CA

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