Mercury Systems
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GaN for radar and electronic warfare webcast Sept 20 at 2 pm Est
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona. The hottest RF and microwave technology in the military radar and electronic warfare community continues to be Gallium Nitride (GaN). The industry is still getting educated on all the possibilities that GaN brings to the design table from a performance standpoint especially in active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar systems. Experts from Mercury Systems and Qorvo will discuss these challenges in a webcast, titled "Benefits of GaN technology for Electronic Warfare and Radar Applications" on Thursday, Sept. 20, at 2 pm Est. They will cover how GaN components are changing the game for radar and electronic warfare designs and how best to leverage the technology.
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U.S. Navy to take delivery of integrated training tools from Mercury Systems
ANDOVER, Mass. Mercury Systems has received a $20.5 million follow-on order from the U.S. Navy to deliver integrated subsystems in support of both Navy and Air Force training environments.
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Warfighter subsystems the focus of U.S. Navy $8.4 million order from Mercury Systems
ANDOVER, Mass. Mercury Systems has received an $8.4 million follow-on order -- against a previously announced $152 million five-year sole source basic ordering agreement (BOA) -- to complete subsystem engineering development in support of the U.S. Navy’s training environment.
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NSA to participate in Mercury Systems' first DAR technology forum
ANDOVER, Mass. Officials at Mercury Systems, Inc. announced they are holding their first annual data-at-rest (DAR) technology forum for the Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) program with participation from the National Security Agency (NSA).
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Mercury Systems acquires Germane Systems for $45 million
ANDOVER, Mass. Mercury Systems officials announced the acquisition of Germane Systems, LC.
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The Military Digital Convergence – Converged digital processing enables next-generation military platforms
ANDOVER, Mass. Commercial digital convergence has created converged media, information systems, smartphones and autonomous vehicles. Digital convergence now has a proven roadmap behind it and is enabling new technology breakthroughs in processing domains everywhere.
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CPU graphics implementation designed for DAL A and ASIL D
Part of the BuiltSAFE Graphics Suite, Mercury Systems' BuiltSAFE GS multicore renderer runs on a multicore central processing unit (CPU) and is certifiable to DO-178C at the highest design assurance level (DAL A) as well as ASIL D for automotive safety. The software is aimed at use in 3-D...
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HDslim 4U chassis for tactical environments announced at AFCEA West 2018
SAN DIEGO. Officials at Mercury Systems, Inc. announced a new sub-rack form factor for its RES High Density (RES-HD) server product line called the HDslim at this year's AFCEA West Conference.
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Learn about SOSA, HOST & other DoD open architecture initiatives
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona. A demand for commonality is driving procurement and technology development within the Department of Defense (DoD). This webcast of industry experts will cover how various DoD open architecture initiatives such as the Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) and Hardware Open Systems Technologies (HOST) are working together to shorten fielding times, lower life cycle costs, leverage economies of scale, and promote reuse. Michael Hackert of the Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) and Jerry Gipper, Executive Director of the VITA Standards Organization will lead a discussion on these challenges on Wednesday, Feb. 21, at 11 am Est. in a webcast titled "Enabling Open Architectures and Commonality in Military Systems."
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Hardware full disk encryption technology for military applications using two-layer commercial solutions
While the consumer market promotes rapid adoption of new microelectronics with ever-shortening product life cycles, the military market demands risk mitigation and long-term supply continuity - even for commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) parts modified or screened to military requirements. Given the advantages of solid state drive (SSD) devices that consumers take for granted today, it is not surprising to see SSD devices adopted for military applications. In a prior publication, we defined the standards for a military grade data storage device with security designed in from the early stages of development. This new class of military storage devices, referred to as Secure SSD, is engineered with security built-in from the design phase.
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