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Driving Augmented Reality in Our Everyday World

Driving Augmented Reality in Our Everyday World

Recently I heard someone from Google talk about the next generation Google Assistant, which promises to evolve search in new and incredible ways. The speaker talked about being...

8 years 11 months ago

China Telecom Opens Up on Infrastructure Challenges and Titanium Cloud

China Telecom Opens Up on Infrastructure Challenges and Titanium Cloud

At Wind River, we find that our Wind River Titanium Cloud network virtualization platform is regularly used for NFV evaluations performed by service providers. As the only...

8 years 11 months ago

Develop. Deploy. Defend.

Develop. Deploy. Defend.

The factory floor is geting a makeover with intelligent connected devices. The server room is no longer a stuffy place. A majority of enterprises are strategically on the Internet...

Don’t Be Scared of OpenStack for Telecom

Don’t Be Scared of OpenStack for Telecom

It’s been an interesting few days for OpenStack conversations. Two very different threads helped to confirm what our customers have known for a while: if you’re contemplating using...

Accelerated Virtual Routing Makes OpenStack More Cost-Effective

Accelerated Virtual Routing Makes OpenStack More Cost-Effective

In a recent post we outlined some of the approaches we’re taking to solve OpenStack-related problems and thereby enable it to become a viable solution for VM orchestration in telco...

Which Virtualization Strategy is Right for You?

Which Virtualization Strategy is Right for You?

Advances in microprocessor technology now enable embedded and IoT designers to create very powerful solutions by integrating both information technology (IT) and operational...

Can OpenStack Be Viable For Virtual CPE?

Can OpenStack Be Viable For Virtual CPE?

Virtual Customer Premise Equipment (vCPE) is a hot topic right now for companies focused on business opportunities in network virtualization. IHS Infonetics surveyed service...

9 years 1 month ago

Security Vulnerabilities with Fingerprinting: Linux Considerations

Security Vulnerabilities with Fingerprinting: Linux Considerations

Various tools, such as nmap, can be used to help determine what operating system a particular computer is running, based on the network responses it generates to crafted network...

9 years 1 month ago

Are you DROWNing?

Are you DROWNing?

An attack on the SSLv2 protocol, was disclosed this week by security researchers. Visit https://drownattack.com if you want to get straight to the scoop. This is yet another in a...

9 years 3 months ago

What is CVE-2015-7547?

What is CVE-2015-7547?

Some of the uncovered common vulnerabilities capture the world’s attention to the point of being attributed a nickname (e.g. heartbleed). Others are fixed and get popular just in...

9 years 3 months ago