Military Embedded Systems
Topic: COTS

When OEMs and LEMs come together: A defense case study
February 12, 2025
What happens when defense programs can no longer get support for obsolete electronics circuit cards, like computer boards, graphics cards, power supply controllers and many more specialized electronics assemblies that make defense systems “smart”? These circuit card assemblies (CCAs) are often commercial products that have been discontinued by their OEMs.
From The Editor
From The Editor
-
C-390 Millennium selected by Lithuania as next military transport aircraft
June 19, 2025
-
Mission-training aircraft unveiled by Pilatus at Paris Air Show
June 19, 2025
-
AdaCore and CodeSecure agree to merger
June 18, 2025
-
Aeromedical evacuation system to be integrated onto Royal Netherlands Air Force C-390 aircraft
June 18, 2025
-
Spectrum Control Introduces Connector Express Configurable Filtered Circular Connector that Reduces Size and Shortens Lead Times by 50%
June 20, 2025
-
Singapore to test crewed-uncrewed teaming with H225M helicopter and Flexrotor UAS
June 19, 2025
-
AeroVironment partners with UAS Denmark to support European drone testing and training
June 19, 2025
-
54 eVTOL aircraft for U.S. and Brazil ordered from Eve Air Mobility
June 19, 2025
-
AI/ML-enabled electronic warfare systems to be developed for U.S. Navy
June 18, 2025
-
High-speed data acquisition systems to be supplied to U.S. Air Force
June 13, 2025
-
AI agent completes air combat test flight on Gripen E fighter
June 13, 2025
-
AI in deployed systems
June 11, 2025
-
NSA approves Persistent Systems Wave Relay for classified information transfers
June 09, 2025
-
Moving beyond the label: How U.S. defense can successfully adapt the Cyber Trust Mark Program
May 08, 2025
-
Cubic launches DTECH Fusion Trust platform at SOF Week 2025
May 05, 2025
-
Cybersecurity software firm Star Lab acquired by Mercury Systems
May 02, 2025