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Just minutes to a faster, smarter and more secure network

A few minutes…and you’re on the fast path to building the next generation of faster, smarter and more secure network applications. Three minutes – that’s all it typically takes to...

12 years 1 month ago

Medical Device Security

A recent study published by GAO caused quite a bit of uproar over medical device security. The GAO declared in its report [ read more ] that the FDA has not put enough oversight in...

12 years 1 month ago

Test Management 5.0: Extending testing to Android, security and beyond

Today we announced the latest version of Wind River Test Management, which takes software test optimization to the next level. With this release, we have unified our testing...

12 years 1 month ago

Systematically Exposing OS Kernel Races – An Interview with Ben Blum

Full-system simulators like Simics provide unparalleled insight into what is going on in a target system. Indeed, better insight is one of the main features of simulation that we...

12 years 2 months ago

Guest Blog: Qt Commercial 4.8.3 Released with Official Support for VxWorks

This week, together with the Qt Project, Digia released version 4.8.3 of Qt Commercial. Developed together with Wind River, it now includes official support for VxWorks, Wind River...

12 years 2 months ago

Analyzing Manycore Scaling with Simics

In my previous blog post on multicore scaling investigations with Simics , I tested a simple parallel program on a variety of machines. The scaling obtained was not particularly...

12 years 2 months ago

Simplifying M2M

Today, Wind River is taking a significant step forward in simplifying machine-to-machine (M2M) development for our customers. We announced the Wind River Intelligent Device...

12 years 2 months ago

First Line of Defense

Designing security into a device requires an understanding of the nature of the attacker. The cost of security implementation, including acquiring the technology carrying out the...

12 years 2 months ago

Wind River Linux and the Yocto Project…Sowing the seeds of change

The year was 1998, I was walking through the aisles of a book store on campus at the Politecnico of Milano and a box of software caught my eye. It looked unconventional, sort of...

12 years 2 months ago

Testing Manycore Scaling with Simics

A few years ago, I did a Simics demo where I tested the scalability of a multithreaded program as the target hardware went from two to four to eight cores. Unfortunately, I could...

12 years 2 months ago