Increasingly, FAA and EASA regulations are requiring that airborne electronics used in military applications meet the DO-254 safety certification standard.

With an overwhelming number of processors being used for High Performance Computing (HPC), a suite of tools is required to manage the system, optimize application code and reliably debug issues.

Curtiss-Wright announces the results of an HPEC System Performance Study for the US Air Force-led, next-generation, radar evaluation program. Read more here!

Curtiss-Wright Introduces Ultra-Flexible, DO-254 / DO-178 Safety Certifiable 3U VPX I/O Module VPX3-611

Curtiss-Wright Debuts its First Arm-based Low Power, Ultra Small Form Factor Rugged Mission Computer, Parvus DuraCOR 310

Working with ESA – leading in turn to a key contribution to the IXV spaceplane – was the catalyst to help turn one Irish firm into a full-fledged space solution company, whose customers today include NASA, SpaceX, Boeing and Airbus Defence and Space.

Three key factors to consider when optimizing high performance embedded computing (HPEC) systems for defense & military platforms. Discover what they are!

Meet the HPEC development challenge with our open, standards-based tools already proven in the realm of traditional supercomputers.