Mercury Systems
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Mercury Systems acquires Delta Microwave
ANDOVER, Mass. Mercury Systems, Inc. announced that it has acquired Delta Microwave of Oxnard, California. Delta designs and manufactures high-value radio frequency (RF), microwave, and millimeter wave subassemblies and components for the military and space markets.
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Autumn acquisitions touch military embedded computing, safety-critical markets
Two key acquisitions colored the fall season in the embedded world, both of which will affect military embedded computing applications. One was at the component level, the other at the board and subsystem level, as Qualcomm bought NXP, formerly Freescale, for about $47 billion and then soon after Mercury Systems picked up avionics computer supplier Creative Electronic Systems (CES) for about $38 million.
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Intel selects Mercury Systems to join FPGA tech-based network
CHELMSFORD, Mass. Intel officials selected Mercury Systems to join the company’s FPGA technology-based Design Solutions Network (DSN) as a platinum-tier provider.
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Microsemi to sell RF & microwave, embedded security, and custom microelectronics businesses to Mercury Systems
CHELMSFORD, Massachusetts. Officials at Mercury Systems announced today that the company signed a definitive agreement with Microsemi Corp. to purchase its embedded security, RF and microwave, and custom microelectronics businesses for about $300 million. The additional RF and microwave technology should strengthen Mercury's capabilities in military radar and electronic warfare applications.
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RF tiptoes into the embedded world
DoD has challenged microwave designers with creating subsystems with performance at or in some cases beyond the state of the art - and were just happy to get something that works, even at high cost.
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Defense contractor orders digital signal processing modules from Mercury
CHELMSFORD, Mass. Officials at Mercury Systems booked an order for digital signal processing modules for an unmanned airborne synthetic aperture radar (SAR) application.
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Battling the heat in military CPUs
By understanding the thermal profile for each component that makes up a system using CFD, it is possible to innovate methods for the mass transfer of thermal energy.
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Electronic warfare order estimated at $22.7 million for Mercury Systems
CHELMSFORD, Mass. A defense prime contractor has ordered radio frequency (RF) microwave tuners and intermediate frequency (IF) receivers for a naval electronic warfare (EW) application from Mercury Systems.
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OpenVPX standard hits five years of enabling interoperability in military embedded systems
Every month the McHale Report will host an online roundtable with experts from the defense electronics industry – from major prime contractors to defense component suppliers. Each roundtable will explore topics important to the military embedded electronics market. This month we discuss the fifth anniversary of the OpenVPX standard. Five years have passed since OpenVPX/VITA [...]
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GE embedded computing business bought by Veritas Capital
Rumors were flying last week, but the official announcement that GE was selling its embedded computing business – which falls under GE Energy Management’s Intelligent Platforms subdivision – to venture capital firm Veritas Capital in New York City didn't hit the wires till yesterday.
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