Tammy Carter from Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions looks at the questions a system designer should ask when selecting tools for a High performance embedded computing (HPEC) system.

The general-purpose graphics processing unit - GPGPU for short - represents perhaps the most revolutionary leap in computer processing capability in decades for aerospace and defense applications.

Microprocessor suppliers for aerospace and defense embedded computing systems generally fall into three camps: Intel, Qualcomm NXP, and NVIDIA.

Wide-ranging military and aerospace applications demand the use of rugged mobile computers that meet a host of requirements.

Curtiss-Wright debuts support for LynxSecure Hypervisor Operating Environment.

Light system integration helped save a large radar developer budget and reduced development time.

Successfully developed ability to meet Gen 4 PCIe with standard VPX connectors

Rugged DTS1 network attached storage (NAS) device now supports NSA's Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) 2-Layer Encryption approach for secure data-at-rest.