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What’s going on with ATCA? Find out from the ecosystem!

What’s going on with the Advanced Telecommunications Computing Architecture (ATCA) push into next generation networking? Light Reading is expecting this market opportunity to reach...

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...

VxWorks MILS 2.0 EAL6+ Evaluation

In case you missed the news , VxWorks MILS 2.0 has officially entered formal security evaluation at Common Criteria EAL 6+ ( NIAP website ). So what does this mean for Wind River’s...

Creating the Next Generation of Technology Leaders

FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) just kicked off the 2009 FIRST Robotics Championship in Atlanta Georgia. If you aren’t aware of what the FIRST...

Moblin and Linux Foundation - A Mature Move

If you have been following the Moblin project at all, then you probably know that recently the Linux Foundation announced they will be hosting the Moblin open source project, which...

Cavium OCTEON-II

Cavium today has announced the availability of OCTEON II, their next generation multi-multi (aka many-) core processor with advanced acceleration features and Wind River has...

Fun with Qemu/Qt

Just for fun (and maybe profit), I thought I'd try and get Qt running on the mini ARM Linux setup that I used for my tutorial at EclipseCon. Low and behold, all I had to do was...

Runtime Technology Turning Heads in Device Test

When Wind River introduced Sensorpoint runtime instrumentation technology a few years ago it was well received as an enabler for the embedded device diagnostics process. Recently...

WolfenQt: Proof in pudding

An update to my previous post. As proof I got it working, here's my blog from earlier today. You can't see the flash since apparently the adobe flash player bypasses the widget set...

Widgets in 3D: WolfenQt

As the shiny balls spin around in my world, Qt has jumped back into the foreground. My Fedora laptop is busy building 4.5 as I write this and slowly catching on fire (man these...