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TTTECH and Wind River to Collaborate on HPSC Development

TTTech Aerospace and Wind River Systems are teaming up on a tech stack for NASA’s HPSC-class computers, space‑grade Linux deployments, and future ARINC‑664 Part 7 Rev A Integrated...

20 hours 16 minutes ago

developers

Three Ways Studio Testing Suite Improves Embedded Software Validation

One of the oldest frustrations in embedded software development is needing to test software on hardware that isn’t available. Sometimes the situation is even more frustrating: The...

developer

Developing Embedded Software Should Not Wait for Hardware. Intel Simics Makes that Feasible.

Teams that develop embedded systems often need their testing phase to begin long before physical hardware is available. The software must be ready even when silicon, prototype...

1 week 3 days ago

TelecomTV

AI’s Real Impact in Telecom: Five Takeaways

A recent TelecomTV panel offered a grounded perspective to the AI conversation in the telecom industry. While industry optimism is high, the discussion among the speakers revealed...

2 weeks 3 days ago

Nancy Roman Space Telescope

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope: Unveiling Hidden Exoplanets at the Cosmic Edge

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is arguably the next great milestone in space astronomy since the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) arrived at its orbit in 2022. Named in...

3 weeks 2 days ago

factory

Why Platform Anatomy Matters for Edge AI

Guest contributor: Olga Yashkova, Research Manager, IDC Picture a self-driving car that identifies a cyclist obscured by a building before they reach an intersection. The vehicle...

4 weeks 1 day ago

network

AI-RAN Won’t Be a Reset: Why Operators Are Viewing AI as Next Layer of Open RAN

The telecom industry has spent the better part of a decade transforming the radio access network (RAN). Operators have virtualized network functions, embraced cloud-native...

Hyperwall-2 Visualization System

Why HPSC Is a Big Deal for Space Exploration

Spacecraft have historically relied on processors that prioritize survivability over performance. Engineers have long accepted this trade-off because space is an unforgiving...

1 month 2 weeks ago

space

Linux Flies into Space

Linux, open source software, and commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware have reshaped space technology. They have replaced the one-off, proprietary programs and specialized...

avionics

The Hidden Certification Cost of Ad Hoc Virtualization in Integrated Modular Avionics

Modern avionics programs are increasingly drawn to virtualization patterns inspired by the cloud. Organizations manage one application per virtual machine (VM) with minimal...

3 months 3 weeks ago