David Jedynak discusses how COTS technology enables military navigators use GPS.

William Wong with Electronic Design discusses how cooling is always a challenge in rugged embedded applications, especially military applications.

John Keller with Military & Aerospace Electronics considers how virtual-machine technology, fast interconnects, innovative thermal-management techniques, and modular architectures bring data-center power to embedded computing.

Mike Southworth discusses the combination of today’s latest COTS hardware and command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) modernization initiatives.

Curtiss-Wright’s VICTORY Compliant 2nd Gen Digital Beachhead system now supports the requirement for providing M-Code GPS capability for the U.S. Army’s Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) architecture. Read the press release!

New Parvus DuraWORX 80-41 delivers 4th gen Intel Core i7 processor and Cisco 5915 router in a rugged and fanless SWaP-optimized LRU

The growing deployment of single board computers in military systems brings with it a number of engineering challenges.

John McHale with Military Embedded Systems discusses radiation testing and qualification requirements for defense and space agencies are getting tougher and embracing TOR standards.