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5 barriers to NFV – and how to tackle those challenges

5 barriers to NFV – and how to tackle those challenges

Network functions virtualization has fast become of part of the road map for equipment vendors, operators and other suppliers in the industry. However, many see the transition from...

11 years 4 months ago

Wanted: One Copy of ‘NFV Orchestration for Dummies’

Wanted: One Copy of ‘NFV Orchestration for Dummies’

Thanks to all the work done by the ETSI NFV Industry Specification Group (ISG), it seems that everyone working in this space has a precise, shared understanding of most of the...

11 years 4 months ago

What Makes “Carrier Grade” Reliability So Hard?

What Makes “Carrier Grade” Reliability So Hard?

I recently talked about the need for full Carrier Grade reliability in telecom networks. Today’s telecom networks are incredibly reliable. Over decades, service providers have...

11 years 6 months ago

Intelligent Gateways Require a Robust Software Backbone

Intelligent Gateways Require a Robust Software Backbone

Many organizations that want to leverage the Internet of Things (IoT) are looking for efficient ways to connect their existing assets that are already deployed (brown field). The...

11 years 7 months ago

Scaling Deep Packet Inspection Intelligence in the Virtual Network

Scaling Deep Packet Inspection Intelligence in the Virtual Network

How can you get Intrusion Detection that is many times faster than in-house or open source? What happens when you put it in the cloud? Join us Monday night, 2/24 at 6:45 in the...

11 years 9 months ago

Open Virtualization on Simics, Making Complex Work Easier – an Interview with Michael Barabanov

Open Virtualization on Simics, Making Complex Work Easier – an Interview with Michael Barabanov

Having the right tools can make any job easier. In this interview, Michael Barabanov from our Wind River engineering team describes how by using Simics he approached some...

11 years 10 months ago

Openstack…the next big thing!

Openstack…the next big thing!

Continuing our ongoing efforts to advance open source innovation, Wind River is keeping busy with new OpenStack activities. Wind River has spent years of hard work in the Linux...

12 years 1 month ago