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IoT & Virtualization Go Together Like a Horse & Carriage

IoT & Virtualization Go Together Like a Horse & Carriage

At the 2017 Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, I noticed several marked differences from the previous two years that I have been covering IoT for Heavy Reading. One was that...

7 years 11 months ago

Wind River Extends Its Involvement in Linux Foundation Open-source Projects

Wind River Extends Its Involvement in Linux Foundation Open-source Projects

This month, we’ve seen a couple of announcements from the Linux Foundation that are highly relevant to the networking and telecom markets. As a strong contributor to open-source...

7 years 11 months ago

Working More Efficiently with OpenStack

Working More Efficiently with OpenStack

As someone who loves the outdoors, I have a number of watercraft. Not the kind with engines, but the kind that are self-propelled: kayaks and canoes. Being out on a calm lake in...

7 years 11 months ago

The Golden Understated Age of Infrastructure

The Golden Understated Age of Infrastructure

This year I marked an anniversary of sorts in that I have attended a decade of MWC events. And in those ten years, I have looked at many many hardware chassis, from proprietary...

7 years 11 months ago

More Testing than Tapas: ETSI Releases Detailed Plugtest Report

More Testing than Tapas: ETSI Releases Detailed Plugtest Report

A few weeks ago, we published a post “ Tapas and Testing: Two Weeks in Madrid ” summarizing Wind River’s involvement in ETSI’s first “ NFV Plugtest ” event, which was hosted by...

7 years 11 months ago

More details on Nokia’s use of Wind River Titanium Cloud in AirFrame Data Center Solution

More details on Nokia’s use of Wind River Titanium Cloud in AirFrame Data Center Solution

As service providers plan for Cloud Radio Access Network (Cloud-RAN) deployments, the stringent capacity and latency requirements of mobile radio access technologies drive the need...

Order from Chaos

Order from Chaos

What’s more frustrating than trying to root cause a problem with an app running on a large, multi-process server? How about doing the same when that server is running OpenStack...

What’s in a Name? New Applications for Virtualization in Critical Infrastructure

What’s in a Name? New Applications for Virtualization in Critical Infrastructure

Product naming can be challenging. Just ask Coke, who probably didn’t expect that “Coke Classic” would result in countless business school studies about how to damage a perfectly...

8 years 1 month ago

Don’t Miss Integrated Demonstration of OPEN-O at Mobile World Congress

Don’t Miss Integrated Demonstration of OPEN-O at Mobile World Congress

If you’re attending Mobile World Congress later this month, you’ll have the opportunity to see one of the first public demonstrations of and end-to-end use case enabled based on...

8 years 1 month ago

Multiple Networking Technologies Converge in Autonomous Car Demonstration at Mobile World Congress

Multiple Networking Technologies Converge in Autonomous Car Demonstration at Mobile World Congress

Mobile World Congress is starting to look a lot like the Detroit Auto Show. Except of course for the weather, the food, the drinks, the scenery, the architecture and the culture...

8 years 1 month ago