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Despite decades of investment in inventory technologies, retailers still struggle to accurately determine whether a product is truly available for purchase. This blog explores the "availability reality gap" between inventory records and store reality and examines how using data from a variety of sources across the store environment can help build a more accurate view of product availability.

Read the blog to learn more: https://www.windriver.com/blog/Why-Real-Time-Inventory-in-Retail-Has-Never-Worked-Well

As Edge AI moves into mission-critical environments, organizations must process growing volumes of data locally, meet real-time latency requirements, and manage AI workloads across distributed sites. In this on-demand webinar, IDC's Jennifer Cooke and Wind River's Paul Miller and Warren Bayek explore the shift to Edge AI 2.0 and share practical insights for building resilient, scalable AI systems at the edge.

Watch the replay at this link: https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/17650/665080

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What happens when mission-critical flight controls, mission applications, and user interfaces share the same computing platform?

Without the right architecture, safety and security risks can quickly multiply.

Discover how mixed-criticality systems enable software consolidation without compromising assurance.

🔗 https://www.windriver.com/blog/Making-Aerospace-and-Defense-Mixed-Criticality-Systems-Secure-and-Safe

Getting an Edge AI pilot running is one thing. Scaling it across factories, vehicles, telecom networks, and critical infrastructure is another.

🔗 Discover the five challenges that emerge only after AI pilots become production deployments: https://www.windriver.com/blog/Five-Hard-Problems-Enterprises-Face-When-AI-Leaves-the-Data-Center

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/

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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

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