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Wind River: Virtualization for Embedded & Realtime Systems
Cory Bialowas, Director of Product Management - Multicore and Virtualization at Wind River, discusses how multicore and virtualization intersect and the Wind River solutions to make the process easier if not easy.
Multicore refers to having multiple processing cores on a single chip.
Virtualization would allow you to divide up a physical core into virtual cores such that two operating systems could run together on a core, providing virtual multicore in a sense.
VxWorks and Wind River Linux operating systems currently run on multicore processors in symmetric and asymmetric configurations (SMP/AMP) and with the hypervisor we can also run those operating systems in virtual cores or use the hypervisor to provide memory protection and device partitioning on AMP systems thereby increasing the reliability.
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About Wind River
Software development solutions to develop, run, and manage device products.
Its customers manufacture devices as varied as automotive and avionics electronics, digital cameras, Internet routers, mobile phones and set-top boxes.
Offers a choice of real-time and commercial-grade Linux operating systems, a partner ecosystem, and expert services and support. [RTOS, VxWorks, IDE, Linux, Multicore, Virtualization, Hypervisor]
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Our products combine DSPs and FPGAs with high performance analog, ready for integration into demanding real-time applications such as wireless, medical, and military.
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