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Networking, networking, networking, networking!

Networking, networking, networking, networking!

There’s a funny, infamous video someone put together on YouTube years ago showing a highly enthusiastic Steve Balmer (to put it mildly) strutting on stage shouting “Developers...

7 years 10 months ago

The Value of Focus

The Value of Focus

One of the regular activities we undertake at Wind River is to evaluate our products vs. alternative solutions. How do we compare? What are our strengths and weaknesses? How do we...

7 years 10 months ago

Drive Down Operations Costs with Titanium Server

Drive Down Operations Costs with Titanium Server

If you’ve ever been responsible for maintaining a software baseline for a group of servers, you know that software management is an important, and a very time consuming activity...

7 years 11 months ago

Wind River Linux: Worry-Free Open Source Support Since 2007

Wind River Linux: Worry-Free Open Source Support Since 2007

Working with the open source community is very rewarding, and the Linux team here at Wind River has helped hundreds of customers tap into open source innovation over many years...

7 years 11 months ago

China Telecom Completes Virtual IMS Proof-of-Concept Based on Titanium Cloud

China Telecom Completes Virtual IMS Proof-of-Concept Based on Titanium Cloud

Back in June, we blogged about China Telecom’s evaluation of the Wind River Titanium Cloud network virtualization platform. Based on a conversation with Ou Liang, Senior Engineer...

7 years 11 months ago

Ready for More NFV Magic?

Ready for More NFV Magic?

Aside from initial installation and commissioning, what’s typically one of the most important, and carefully managed tasks that operators have to tackle on a regular basis? The...

Prevent human error in security: Dave meet STIG, STIG meet Dave

Prevent human error in security: Dave meet STIG, STIG meet Dave

Recently, I ran across a cartoon about software security by John Klossner . It shows a boxing ring, with assorted security software in one corner, and in the other corner was a guy...

As Telcos Start NFV Deployments, Titanium Server Streamlines Network Operations

As Telcos Start NFV Deployments, Titanium Server Streamlines Network Operations

NFV: growing up and putting Operations in the hot seat As service providers move away from Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) Proof-of-Concepts (PoCs) and start working on...

Roadmap Planning: Choose the Right Linux Building Blocks

Roadmap Planning: Choose the Right Linux Building Blocks

The year is drawing to a close, and it’s becoming increasingly hard to book conference rooms. Everyone is planning, estimating, strategizing, agreeing to disagree, etc. The result...

How Connected Vehicle Technology Will Make Driving Safer Around the World

How Connected Vehicle Technology Will Make Driving Safer Around the World

Technological advances have already made driving safer with features like forward collision warning and automatic emergency braking. Looking ahead, perhaps by the end of the decade...

8 years 2 months ago