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Case study: Accelerating avionics safety certification
By: Wind River
Type: Case Study
Aerospace manufacturers face challenges certifying avionics software under DO-178C due to growing complexity, supply chain issues, and skill shortages. Certifying a single software component can take over 3 years and cost millions.
Wind River offers “certifiable IP blocks” - pre-tested software and artifacts that dramatically reduce certification time and cost.
In this case study, learn how a leading aerospace company used Wind River’s VxWorks RTOS, hypervisor, security framework and other IP blocks to certify a 16-core processor system in under a year, saving millions.
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Simplify DO-178C compliance and costs with certifiable IP blocks
By: Wind River
Type: Product Overview
Wind River has developed software and intellectual property to simplify DO-178C certification for avionics. Their solution can reduce costs and accelerate development of aviation electronics. Wind River offers certifiable IP blocks for critical components like file systems, network stacks, and boot loaders.
These pre-built modules have completed initial DO-178C compliance stages, saving years of work. Aircraft makers can then customize software and complete final certification with Wind River's help. By reusing standardized IP and customizing as needed, manufacturers gain efficiency.
To learn more about how Wind River can streamline your avionics software certification, read the full content here.
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Open Source Linux Powers Enterprise Server Deployments
By: Wind River
Type: Product Overview
The eLxr project offers an open-source, enterprise-grade Debian-based Linux platform for cloud-to-edge deployments. Features include:
• Upstream-first approach with Debian's governance
• Cloud-native readiness for container workloads
• Performance optimization for COTS hardware
• Continuous security monitoring
• Compact, extensible packages for industry needsWind River provides eLxr Pro, offering commercial support, services, and consultancy, including SLA options and 10 years of technical support. Additional offerings include migration services, performance tuning, and enhanced security.
Explore the Product Overview to see how eLxr Pro enhances server innovation with open-source freedom.
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Accelerate cloud-to-edge deployments with tailored Linux solutions
By: Wind River
Type: Product Overview
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Explore AI's evolving role from cloud to intelligent edge systems
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Type: Blog
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Unlocking strategic value: Linux's evolving role from edge to cloud
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