TOSCA is an OASIS standard that provides definitions for packaging and reusing software components to enhance the portability and management of cloud applications and services across their lifecycle.

According to ARM, CMSIS is “a vendor-independent hardware abstraction layer for the Cortex-M processor series. The CMSIS enables consisten and simple software interfaces to the processor for silicon ...

Open Process Automation Forum (OPAF) outlines future roadmap of its Open Process Automation Standard (O-PAS) Schneider Electric moves from hardware-dependent systems to an open software-centric ...

The height of the fall event season coincides with the height of Kubernetes and multi-cloud hype. It's time to bust a few myths and misconceptions about multi-cloud portability. Container news is ...

We’ve known for years that application portability between public cloud providers is not easy or cheap. Here are a few approaches to try instead. Cloud portability once seemed like a groundbreaking ...

Achieving application portability has been the ultimate goal of system suppliers in military and aerospace over the last decade. Driven by open architectures and open standards through industry and ...

Containers offer the promise of portability and agility: the ability to move your applications from a developer’s laptop to your internal datacenter, and out to different cloud providers with little ...

Cloud providers build their offerings differently. It’s a classic “where standards lack, innovation and lock-in rule” situation. Lock-in isn’t necessarily evil; if costs remain stable and the added ...