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M2M, the Buzzword

The one I am referring to is an abbreviation of Machine to Machine . It's simply a communication mechanism between machines or devices. The communication is done with minimal or no...

15 years 6 months ago

Primary Multicore Software Configurations

Many people ask the question as to what the best approach would be for them to go to multicore and/or virtualization. This is a great question to start a discussion as there is not...

15 years 7 months ago

Wind River’s Next Chapter

It’s been roughly 90 days since Wind River became a wholly owned subsidiary of Intel, and I wanted to take this opportunity to share with you the state of our business and a few...

15 years 7 months ago

Commercial Open-Source; An Oxymoron?

The dictionary describes Oxymorons as “literary figures of speech usually composed of a pair of neighboring contradictory words (often within a sentence) or a combination of...

15 years 9 months ago

OpenSAF 3.0 released

Last week OpenSAF released its 3.0 version of the high-availability framework. This release is the second (counting from v2.0 onwards) during its lifetime, took about 1.5 years and...

15 years 11 months ago

Virtually Yours...

This morning we've made a couple of announcements that will hopefully surprise and delight the Real Time computing community. Wind River is releasing two new products that have...

OpenSAF Developer Days 2009

I just returned from the second annual OpenSAF Developers Days. This was a two-day event that included discussions on the latest developments in the project, some of the new...

Green Linux and Green Telecom – Where do they intersect?

Green, green, everything is green. It is spring now, the hills around Silicon Valley are bright and green and everything in the yard is in full bloom. Even in our jobs everything...

The Software Managers’ Blind Spot....

I’m amazed at the consistency of input I’m getting from device software execs around the world about their lack of visibility into their testing process. Everybody is spending huge...

How much virtualization do we need?

Earlier this year there was a discussion with my technial sales colleagues regarding what is the right level of virtualization. This may sound a bit superfluously these times as...

16 years 1 month ago