These trends – performance and convergence – are two of the most significant factors influencing today’s COTS networking designs.

Mike Southworth explains how in recent years, fiber optics has lost its exclusivity in regards to 10 GbE support. Formerly limited to 1 Gbit speeds, copper is now a viable alternative to fiber for 10 GbE using MACsec encryption.

For applications that rely on high-speed delivery of real-time data, latency can be a serious concern that puts safety and mission success at risk.

Cost effective video management system integration ensures you can stay in your mission longer; or extend your mission’s duration.

Making the modern video equipment work together with the platform’s legacy systems can be costly and complex. The time and effort needed to integrate a myriad of legacy and modern video formats and resolutions can both add program risk and delay deployment.

Curtiss-Wright boosts flexibility, usability, and reliability of AVDU rugged touchscreen displays with software upgrades.

Curtiss-Wright’s Defense Solutions division enhanced the Parvus DuraCOR 312, the industry’s most powerful and flexible ultra-small form factor (USFF) mission computer, with the NVIDIA Jetson TX2i module.

We look at how the availability of 10 GbE Layer 3 switch technology will help eliminate data bottlenecks by bringing enterprise-class networking to the warfighter.