From an architecture standpoint, unikernels fit between virtual machines and containers in terms of virtualization technology.

Society continues to embrace technology, and advanced application spaces are being created/renewed/addressed in new and interesting ways.

Green Hills Software’s µ-visor enforces hardware separation in microcontrollers.

Catching up on several interesting developments that slipped by due to volume, here’s a look at the TeaVM translator, Nvidia’s Jetson emulator, and Ubuntu’s MicroK8s container...

Both hypervisors and separation microkernels with a virtualization layer support multiple guest OSes, but one focuses more on virtualization features while the other targets security...

Lynx Software’s MOSA.ic delivers hard, virtual-machine configurations for safety- and security-related applications.

The Arm TechCon conference spotlighted some of the latest hypervisor advances targeting Arm Cortex-A platforms.

Greater system complexity means more areas are vulnerable to security breaches. This article examines the role hardware and software play in ensuring a secure computing platform...

Enterprise computing has delivered virtual machines, containers and now serverless programming. Find out where it fits for embedded developers.

As the embedded world looks to security solutions to protect connected critical computing functions from external threats, two software platforms have emerged that, at first glance...

Containers and virtual machines are two ways to deploy multiple, isolated services on a single platform. So how do they differ?