Stromasys emulates legacy hardware in the cloud
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Swiss software emulation expert Stromasys has launched a virtualization product that can take vintage VAX, Alpha, HP 3000, PDP-11, and Sparc applications to the cloud.
Time-sharing meets today's buzzword
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Swiss software emulation expert Stromasys has launched a virtualization product that can take vintage VAX, Alpha, HP 3000, PDP-11, and Sparc applications to the cloud.
Time-sharing meets today's buzzword
Meh. Unless they come up with a version that can emulate the custom controller boards in the box and that we can run airgapped from the internet it won't do a thing to reduce the risks we've got over an aging alpha box that the vendor of the system it controls wants more than my annual salary to do an upgrade that would replace it with an x86/Linux controller. :doh:
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Swiss software emulation expert Stromasys has launched a virtualization product that can take vintage VAX, Alpha, HP 3000, PDP-11, and Sparc applications to the cloud.
Time-sharing meets today's buzzword
The emulation probably has to put a Sleep(10) between every instruction, lest some critical timing loop in processing radar information in an ATC overreacts and thinks all the airplanes are within 10 inches of each other. ;) Marc
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