It's not enough to have rugged data storage with massive capacities and solid-state storage technology; today they also must offer multi-level data encryption, quick erase, and anti-tamper features.

We look at the updated FPGA Mezzanine Card (FMC+) specification that has been developed and refined over the past year, promising unparalleled I/O density and backward compatibility.

Damian Kemp with Jane's International Defence Review met with Curtiss-Wright at Xponential 2016 to discuss UAV-focused data devices.

New rugged DTS1 network attached storage (NAS) subsystem stores 2 TB; supports optional AES-256 encryption for secure data-at-rest.

What's the buzz about the new FMC+ standard which has targeted key new technology standards?

Updated FPGA Mezzanine Card specification promises unparalleled I/O density, backward compatibility.

The FPGA Mezzanine Card standard VITA 57 is a mix and match standard; creating a successful solution requires selection of all the right pieces.

The FPGA Mezzanine Card(FMC) standard is evolving to keep pace with faster FPGAs and new I/O devices.