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Leaders and Followers

Events such as ESC in San Jose this week are a great way to talk to a lot of customers in a very short timespan. Hence, a great place to be for a product manager like myself. The...

14 years 7 months ago

What is Simics, Really?

As you might have seen, Wind River recently acquired Simics, a product formerly sold by Virtutech. My colleagues Michel Genard and Bill Graham recently blogged on the topic. Simics...

14 years 7 months ago

Multicore: Simplify by Understanding Key Use Cases

Wind River's CTO, Tomas Evensen gave a keynote at the Multicore Expo in San Jose entitled "Surviving the Software Avalanche: Simplifying Multicore". There certainly has been much...

14 years 7 months ago

Battling the Bottleneck

I have crossed to the other side of the generation gap. While growing up in Michigan, I remember my parents telling me about their primitive childhood experiences: walking 4 miles...

14 years 7 months ago

So, What Does _Your_ Software Architecture Look Like?

Customers often ask me in my opinion as to what their path to multi-core should be. Invariably I ask them two things. 1) Describe your current hardware architecture, your next...

14 years 7 months ago

ESC Silicon Valley

Looking forward to my trip to ESC Sillicon Valley next week. It is promising to be a busy show, especially since ESC is now combined with the Multicore expo. I just leafed through...

14 years 8 months ago

VxWorks Helping to Bring LTE Down Under

Our customer, Huawei, recently announced they have been chosen to deploy Australia's first LTE network. This is great news because Huawei's LTE base stations are built using...

14 years 8 months ago

Blog: Raw Power - Again

Nice blog post from Ed Sperling on the performance of modern day processors. Some interesting tidbits from his post: A Xeon on 3.46 Ghz uses up to 130 Watt, bring this down to 2.66...

14 years 8 months ago

Virtualization For Failover

Discussions with customers about multicore and virtualization often provides them with new insights with respect to the designs that they can use to build their systems. One...

14 years 8 months ago

Virtualization and Fault Handling

In several of my previous posts I have written about the fact that embedded virtualization has low overhead, maintains determinism and all that good stuff. I have also written...

14 years 9 months ago