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Video Workstation Is Compact And Rugged

Originally Published in the October issue of SENSORS ONLINE

Tailored for live video-based sensor system transmission over terrestrial, RF, and satellite networks, General Micro Systems’ GMS S1202-HS Golden-Eye IV ruggedized, small form factor workstation system provides both advanced video coding (AVC/H.264) and high efficiency video encoding (HEVC/H.265).

Mobile Computing Mounts in Popularity for Military Field Use

Near-peer threat to mobile battlefield computing relies heavily on SWaP-C and small form factors

Navy Beefing Up At-Sea Enterprise Network

CANES program will combine legacy shipboard, submarine and shore-based C4I network systems into one entity.

Density By Design

Military and aerospace requirements demand greater strength, speed, and capabilities in smaller form factors.

Aguilar Announces $88.6 Million Army Contract for Rancho Cucamonga’s General Micro Systems

San Bernardino’s California Congressman Pete Aguilar recognizes GMS’s “major role in supporting our military”, while congratulating CEO Ben Sharfi on the company’s recent $88 million U.S. Army contract.

Rugged Server and Display System

U.S. Army will exclusively deploy powerful rugged server and display systems from GMS to run the multifunction video display (MVD) software within Type II medium mine protection vehicles (MMPV)

March of Military Network Technology Continues

The industry’s lighter, compact and ruggedized network solutions are also coming with more cyber protections.

Battlefield Servers Demand Design for Heat, Spares, and Application Portability

The Top 3 decision criteria designers must consider when choosing a battlefield server.

Modernization, COTS, and Open Standards Hot in Growing U.S. Army Electronics Market

Online roundtable discusses the upturn in the defense market, hot application and technology areas for the U.S. Army, and commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) procurement with exhibitors from the Association of the U.S. Army’s (AUSA) Annual Meeting held earlier this month in Washington.

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Video Workstation Is Compact And Rugged

Mobile Computing Mounts in Popularity for Military Field Use

Near-peer threat to mobile battlefield computing relies heavily on SWaP-C and small form factors

Navy Beefing Up At-Sea Enterprise Network

CANES program will combine legacy shipboard, submarine and shore-based C4I network systems into one entity.

Density By Design

Military and aerospace requirements demand greater strength, speed, and capabilities in smaller form factors.

Aguilar Announces $88.6 Million Army Contract for Rancho Cucamonga’s General Micro Systems

San Bernardino’s California Congressman Pete Aguilar recognizes GMS’s “major role in supporting our military”, while congratulating CEO Ben Sharfi on the company’s recent $88 million U.S. Army contract.

Rugged Server and Display System

U.S. Army will exclusively deploy powerful rugged server and display systems from GMS to run the multifunction video display (MVD) software within Type II medium mine protection vehicles (MMPV)

March of Military Network Technology Continues

The industry’s lighter, compact and ruggedized network solutions are also coming with more cyber protections.

Battlefield Servers Demand Design for Heat, Spares, and Application Portability

The Top 3 decision criteria designers must consider when choosing a battlefield server.

Modernization, COTS, and Open Standards Hot in Growing U.S. Army Electronics Market

Online roundtable discusses the upturn in the defense market, hot application and technology areas for the U.S. Army, and commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) procurement with exhibitors from the Association of the U.S. Army’s (AUSA) Annual Meeting held earlier this month in Washington.

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