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Resistance is futile. You will be simulated!

Within our blog series, we frequently refer to functional simulation as a requisite to do things that aren't possible in the real world when working on a physical board and a cross...

12 years 10 months ago

Open source in Medical Devices: Part of the Cure or Part of the Disease?

The Economist recently published a very interesting article on the merits of open source in medical device development, which raises some questions and sparks an important...

12 years 10 months ago

Simplifying the Security Approach

As a security professional in the business of helping Wind River customers protect their systems from malicious intent I am frequently asked how they should approach security. Here...

12 years 10 months ago

The GENIVI Universe

The Star Wars saga was one of those rare movies series that managed to create a new standard for an entire industry. It can leave you fascinated for the whole following week after...

12 years 10 months ago

Teaching Networking using Simics

Wind River Education Services provides user training for a variety of topics, including Wind River operating systems and tools, as well as more general topics like networking...

12 years 11 months ago

Got DPDK? We Can Help You!

If you’ve purchased a communications processor from Intel in the last year, there is a strong likelihood you are familiar with the Intel® Data Plane Development Kit. Intel DPDK, as...

12 years 11 months ago

Securing Android for the Battle Space

Armed conflict has radically changed. Remotely operated unmanned vehicles and cyber warfare highlight this change. Combatants can launch an attack anywhere from a few hundred...

12 years 11 months ago

Diab Compiler Adding Support for new Infineon TriCore AURIX Microcontrollers

Infineon Technologies recently announced their next generation family of 32-bit TriCore™ microcontrollers for automotive applications. The new architecture is called AURIX™ ( AU...

12 years 11 months ago

Security Regulations and the Public/Private Relationship

Last week the U.S. House of Representatives passed a cyber-security bill and sent it on to the Senate. This got me thinking, what is government’s role in regulating the security...

12 years 11 months ago

Forcing Rare Bugs to Appear - an Interview with Tingting Yu

One use of Simics that has always been fascinating is to use the power you have over the target to somehow force error conditions in software. The hardware state control inherent...