Virtualization Solutions
Multi-core Network Acceleration
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Enhancing Intelligence in the 'Internet of Things'
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Embedded Virtualization and Multi-core CPUs
Virtualization in the IT and enterprise domains is well-known, well-understood, and widely adopted. Multi-core CPUs in enterprise computing are equally ubiquitous, but embedded virtualization and multi-core CPUs are causing a disruption for device manufacturers, even while presenting real attainable benefits and values that are distinct from those well known in the IT industry.
Embedded virtualization allows manufacturers and developers to retain the levels of device control required in embedded products while increasing the levels of flexibility in product features and decreasing the complexities of multi-core development. Wind River® customers are realizing significant benefits by leveraging embedded virtualization and multi-core CPUs.
Benefits of Embedded Virtualization
Realize the benefits of embedded virtualization while maintaining complete on-board device-level control and the demanding real-time requirements of your designs.
Wind River is the global leader of embedded virtualization and multi-core development portfolios, and we provide our customers with complete solutions for adopting embedded virtualization. Let Wind River show you how you can use embedded virtualization to achieve these benefits.
Consolidation
Reduce the number, size, weight, and power of application-specific devices by consolidating disparate functionality onto common hardware.
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Performance
Increase the speed and functionality of your systems while decreasing the power requirements.
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Separation (Safety/Security)
Isolate certified applications from noncertified applications to retain certification levels while extending functionality.
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Migration to New Platforms
Extend existing functionality, leveraging legacy applications and stacks while adding new functionality. Preserve investment in existing products while adding new differentiated features in new isolated application stacks.
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