In the dynamic environment of a battlefield, where a fixed communications infrastructure is often impractical, a mobile ad hoc network offers clear advantages. However, there are significant challenges involved in developing such a system, which industry is seeking to tackle.

MIL-SPEC servers must survive the harshest conditions on the battlefield, so why not capitalize on high-availability features for RAS in mission-critical enterprise infrastructure?

Originally Published in the October Issue of COTS JOURNAL

COTS JOURNAL, October 2016 – Network Centric Operations are a given, and the Army's WIN-T (Warfighter Information Network Tactical) is a perfect example. According to editor Jeff Child of COTS Journal, GMS "supplies the multi-domain boxes in several of all six of the WIN-T program's ground vehicles."

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA, October 12, 2016 – Shephard Media covers the S2U "King Cobra" in its Digital Battlespace publication following the AUSA Annual Meeting and Exhibition.

An interview with Chris A. Ciufo, chief technology officer and vice president of product marketing at General Micro Systems Inc. in Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.

GMS Chief Architect and CEO Ben Sharfi offers his insight on key decision criteria for this important decision.

The DoD is all about technology refresh, P3I, and system upgrades; after all, major programs take years before deployment while technology moves on. Yet when does it make sense to do a simple retrofit (upgrade) versus throwing the technology away and starting from scratch?

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA, October 14, 2016 – Jane's Defence mentions the General Micro Systems SB2002-SW Blackhawk while describing General Dynamics Mission Systems and WIN-T Increment 2.

AUSA, WASHINGTON, DC, October 2, 2016 – General Micro Systems, Inc. (GMS) today unveiled powerful new features that significantly boost the S2U “King Cobra” rugged server’s capabilities on the battlefield while lowering price.