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Delivering Reliability, Safety, and Security to Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing Vehicles

Meeting the Challenges of the Next Generation of Advanced Air Mobility

5G Edge Cloud Infrastructure: For vRAN, Industrial, and Automotive Applications

This report is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how and when service providers will deploy their 5G edge clouds, as well as the downstream appetite and impact of 5G services in the...

The New Intelligent Edge

Four Drivers of Digital Transformation at the Intelligent Edge and the Key Questions That Will Help Architect Your Success

Open Source Infrastructure Software for vRAN Deployment and Operation

Learn how an open source 5G vRAN architecture can help meet the operational challenges of managing thousands of nodes.

Modernizing Energy Production and Automating Processes

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...

Expanding the Role of Virtual Machines and Containers from IT to OT

Operational technology (OT) and embedded systems are at an inflection point as they evolve past specialized, single-purpose hardware to obtain the business and technology advantages of hosting...

Managing the 2020 Medical Device Windows Upgrade Cycle

In January 2020, support for the popular operating system Windows® 7 is set to expire. The support for many versions of Windows CE and Windows Embedded have ended or will end soon.

The Internet of Trains

Explore the opportunities for rail operators to improve safety, manage system capacity, and reduce operating and maintenance costs through the more efficient use of infrastructure.

Enabling the Migration to Software-Defined Platforms for Critical Infrastructure

There is a growing need across multiple sectors for devices to be able to support the greater intelligence required to transition from automated to autonomous systems. This is driving technical...

Accelerate DevOps with Continuous Integration and Simulation

Your team wants to adopt DevOps and Continuous Integration (CI) practices in order to meet the growing demand for faster delivery of new features. But implementing these practices can be...

Enabling the Migration to Future Aerospace and Defense Systems

Embedded software used in aerospace and defense (A&D) systems is currently undergoing a dramatic evolution. Historically, these A&D systems had varying levels of network connectivity, performed...

High Performance Embedded Computing

Complex multiprocessor systems require a broad array of software tools to speed system application software development. Developing software for complex, multiprocessor embedded systems such as...

Software Challenges When Developing Applications for Multiprocessor Embedded Systems

Cloud Native for Telco: Making IT Technology Feasible at the Network Edge

The term cloud native has come to dominate telco industry discussions around network transformation. Communications service providers (CSPs) are realizing that the cloudbased networking practices...

NFV DAY 2 - The Critical Tipping Point

It’s Transformation Time for Embedded Development

Embedded development is at a tipping point. Complexity, cost, risk, and delay are all on an upward climb. Development teams are under intense pressure to get their projects completed on time...

The Business Case for Commercial Embedded Linux

Linux has been a phenomenon in embedded device development, and is now the predominant platform for devices. Part of the appeal is the perception that Linux is free. But there are costs—plus time...

Distributed Edge Clouds Are Complex, But Must They Be Difficult?

Service providers need to support applications that require extremely low latency and high bandwidth to cloud services, but the traditional, centralized cloud architecture was not designed for that.

Using Linux in Medical Devices: What Developers and Manufacturers Need to Know

Linux is a popular choice for a wide range of medical devices. Yet due to the critical nature of these devices, manufacturers must take additional precautions.