It’s a pivotal time for enterprise infrastructure. Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware has shaken up the virtualization market. IT infrastructure is now commonly built on hybrid-cloud and multi-cloud architectures, complicating how that infrastructure is managed. The adoption of AI in the enterprise is driving a push towards a more intelligent edge.
It’s in this environment that ABI Research recently named Wind River the leading provider of telecom-focused cloud-native platforms, ranking it above Red Hat and Rakuten Symphony.
The research firm highlighted Wind River’s “extensive deployments across tier-one operators and its ability to deliver deterministic performance for RAN and edge environments.” This is a significant achievement for Wind River, coming at time when enterprises seek alternatives to traditional virtualization platforms, a market where Wind River isn’t always an obvious choice.
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Wind River’s approach with its Cloud Platform…
