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Simulation? Virtualization? What's in a name?

Check out this great panel round-table conversation about Virtualization & Simulationfeaturing a great set of panelists from Virtutech, Freescale, Cadence,GreenSocs, and our own...

15 years 9 months ago

Busting the Myths around VxWorks #2: Support for Multicore

I’ve heard from our sales team that even our own customersare not aware of VxWorks' support for Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP). SMP, forthose not clear on the terminology is one...

15 years 10 months ago

Talk Between Devices

Ever wondered what it would be like without access to ever increasing means of connection? Thanksto social networking sites that I am now in touch with my friends whoused to...

15 years 10 months ago

Three Flavours of Virtualization

Here is a great article on the Intel Tools and Software Blogon the three flavours of virtualization: Binary translation, paravirtualization and hardware assist. Sharon covers all...

15 years 10 months ago

2009 Autumnal Equinox

September 21st marks the last full day of the memorable summer of2009, a summer that was memorable on several fronts – includingpersonal and professional. My summer of 2009...

15 years 10 months ago

Multi-core Needs Virtualization

Here is a good blog posting byGernot Heiser on some of the reasons why virtualization is required foreffective resource management on multi-corechips. The post has a strongfocus on...

15 years 11 months ago

Multi-core No Silver Bullet?

Love this post on ‘ Downer at the Multi-core Party‘ by Matthew Dublin. Beside the fact that the language in the first paragraph is quite hilarious. The article talks, like many...

15 years 11 months ago

Wind River Hypervisor Heritage

Most people I talk to are very interested in virtualization technology, especially when it comes to managing the power of multi-core processors. However, many people are wary of...

15 years 11 months ago

IT vs Embedded Hypervisor (continued)

This is a discussion that will never die out I think. I found this post through my Google alerts this morning and I think it is typical for how people look at IT virtualization...

Determinism and Virtualization

I ran into this article on determinism by Kim Hartman while googling for something else. The point of the article is simple: determinism is important for embedded systems, faster...