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07/17/2026

Space and satellite technologies are reshaping how organizations connect, operate, and make informed decisions by extending connectivity, increasing resilience, and enabling access to data in complex and remote environments.

Join Federal News Network's Space & Satellite Exchange 2026 to hear government and industry leaders discuss how advances in satellite communications, AI, edge computing, and digital engineering are helping extend connectivity, enable real-time decision-making, and accelerate mission outcomes.

Register and tune in July 21-23: https://federalnewsnetwork.com/cme-event/exchanges/federal-news-networks-space-satellite-exchange-2026/

Advancing connectivity, resilience and mission reach…

07/17/2026

As AI workloads move closer to where data is generated, organizations need infrastructure built for scale, resilience, and performance. Our blog explores the key pillars enabling production-ready AI across distributed cloud environments.

🔗 https://www.windriver.com/blog/Wind-River-Private-Cloud-Suite-Advances-Production-Ready-AI-Across-Distributed-Private-Clouds

07/16/2026

A divide is emerging in the aerospace industry between "Old Space" and "New Space" attitudes.

As launch costs fall and innovation accelerates, more space organizations are embracing open-source software, commercial hardware, and Linux-based platforms. The appeal? Lower costs, faster development cycles, and the ability to reuse software across missions rather than building from scratch each time.

Read more: https://www.windriver.com/blog/Linux-Flies-into-Space

07/15/2026

Simplifying complex, distributed cloud environments is at the core of what Wind River Cloud Platform is designed to do.

In this video, see how teams can deploy OpenStack with a single click and manage applications across KubeVirt and Kubernetes environments—from the edge to the core and beyond.

Watch to learn how Wind River Cloud Platform helps streamline cloud-native operations at scale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXkwZdtu54M&t=85s

07/14/2026

07/13/2026

As organizations modernize infrastructure for AI, cloud-native operations, and the intelligent edge, they need platforms built for performance, scalability, and resilience. This Forbes analysis highlights why Wind River Cloud Platform is a leading alternative to VMware for mission-critical, distributed environments—combining cloud-native architecture, proven telecom-scale deployments, and operational excellence from edge to cloud.

🔗 https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevemcdowell/2026/01/14/wind-river-tops-abi-rankings-as-vmware-alternative-for-intelligent-edge/

ABI Research names Wind River the top telco cloud platform, ahead of Red Hat. The enterprise VMware alternative delivers mission-critical edge infrastructure.

07/10/2026

Missile defense is becoming increasingly software-defined—but how can defense programs ensure these complex systems remain resilient, interoperable, and mission-ready?

Watch the on-demand replay of this SpaceNews and Wind River discussion featuring representatives from Wind River, Shield AI, and Raytheon as they explore what's required to build trusted, resilient software foundations for next-generation missile defense systems.

▶️ Watch the replay: https://spacenews.com/software-integration-and-strategic-missile-defense-virtual-event/ -register/

07/09/2026

After years of transformation, what should the modern telecom operator look like? In this Mobile Europe session recording, Andrew MacLachlan of Wind River joins industry experts to discuss the evolving techco journey, from cloud-native networks and network sovereignty to AI, hyperscaler partnerships, infrastructure sharing, and the road from 5G to 6G.

Check out the recording here: https://www.mobileeurope.co.uk/thebriefing/how-has-the-techo-destination-changed/

Telco to techco Thursday 2 July 2026 How has the techco destination changed? Register Telcos suffered years of severe criticism for not being like hyperscalers: the pressure was on to adopt hyperscalers’ operational practices and business models, and deliver digital customer experience. Yet Big Te...

07/08/2026

Returning to the Moon isn't just a test of propulsion or engineering. It's a test of how much autonomy we can safely give machines. As space agencies plan for sustained lunar operations, the ability to process data and make decisions in real time is becoming increasingly important.

This blog, written ahead of the Artemis II mission, explores the computing, AI, and real-time systems challenges shaping the next era of lunar exploration.

🔗 https://www.windriver.com/blog/Real-Time-Solutions-at-the-Cosmic-Edge

07/07/2026

As autonomous capabilities become increasingly integral to defense operations, predictable and reliable system performance remains essential. In this on-demand replay, Wind River's Justin Pearson discusses the challenge of bringing AI to the tactical edge while preserving deterministic performance, certifiable reliability, and operational assurance.

Discover how defense architects are approaching the emerging discipline of deterministic autonomy and balancing AI innovation with the strict requirements of mission-critical environments.

📹 Watch now: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/h689pl6g2buofa724zs2j/WR_CompanyReel_052726.mp4?rlkey=91qek5r06hcddebp86zuc44dh&st=rhis4rug&e=1&dl=0