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Top Five Variables Influencing the Approach to Device Security

In my previous blog post, I covered the importance of having security built in and not bolted on. In this blog post, I’ll outline the top five key variables that are influencing...

12 years 4 months ago

Analyze this…Accelerate that…

In just three short months, the engineering team at Wind River has added new, amazing capabilities to the Wind River Intelligent Network Platform. These enhancements to the...

12 years 4 months ago

Security Must be Built In…Or Else

Security cannot be bolted on, it must be built in. This statement proves to be especially true when considering the recent hack of the New York Times, where during a four-month...

12 years 5 months ago

Healthcare and the 'Internet of Things'

Healthcare and the 'Internet of Things'

The healthcare industry is embracing the ‘Internet of Things.’ From the advent of mHealth, to healthcare personnel bringing their own devices into the hospitals, to consolidations...

12 years 5 months ago

The Advent of Multi-core MILS

It has been a rather long time since my previous blog post. I intended to post a blog before the holidays regarding our partner Curtiss-Wright's announcement about VxWorks MILS...

12 years 5 months ago

Debug Quicker with Simics (video demo)

Late last year, I presented a one-hour webinar on how Simics lets you “resolve bugs in minutes instead of weeks.” Part of that webinar were two Simics demos that show Simics in...

12 years 6 months ago

Wind River PFI achieves GENIVI 3.0 compliance

It’s new, it’s here, and we have it! The GENIVI Alliance recently released its latest compliance specification GENIVI 3.0, and Wind River Platform for Infotainment was among the...

12 years 6 months ago

Biggest Predictions for M2M

With the end of the year around the corner, I've been thinking about what's to come on the machine-to-machine (M2M) front. Overall, I believe we’ll see a tremendous acceleration in...

12 years 7 months ago

Debugging Simics -- on Simics

I often write and talk about how useful Simics is for debugging concurrency bugs and glitches in multithreaded and multicore systems. Recently, we had a case where we proved this...

12 years 7 months ago

Determinism, Simics, and Flying Piggies

In a recent Simics seminar, I was asked about repeatability, variability, determinism and Simics. This is a question that comes up almost every time I present about Simics in front...

12 years 7 months ago