In an era of rising energy demand, multiple challenges confront electricity utilities, energy producers, system architects, and automation equipment OEMs. In response, a slate of interoperable technologies from Wind River® helps resolve many of these energy sector challenges, combining 5G networking, virtualization, and containerization. These technologies are complemented and enabled by the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), data insights from AI systems, and a growing ecosystem of distributed computing solutions.
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