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    The Curtiss-Wright rugged V3-1708 single-board computer and the DDC-I Deos real-time software are teaming on safety-critical avionics designs.
    Computers

    Curtiss-Wright, DDC-I eye embedded computing real-time software and hardware for safety-certifiable avionics

    Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions
    Jan. 17, 2025
    Deos partitions the L2 and L3 cache memory on the V3-1708's NXP LX2160A Arm Cortex A72 system on chip (SoC) processor on a core and application basis.

    Trusted Computing

    A U.S. Marine Corps transmission systems operator installs a 5G antenna for a demonstrat at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center at Twentynine Palms, Calif. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Pfc. Ryan Kennelly
    Infineon AURIX TC4Dx microcontroller offers artificial intelligence (AI) for software-defined vehicles
    The EC-130J TACAMO aircraft will maintain links between national command authorities and deployed nuclear forces
    Esra HR 600P circuit board rework system with residual solder removal for electronics repair
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    SciFy seeks to automate how to determine if proposed new enabling technologies are worth pursuing, and weed-out false claims of capability.
    A-COP seeks cyber security and trusted computing for military command and control, situational awareness, signals intelligence (SIGINT) and electronic warfare (EW)
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    Military operator transmitting GPS coordinates of hostile ships to national guard, providing real time data from surveillance CCTV system.
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    Industry's help needed in artificial intelligence (AI), cyber warfare, and information security
    Computers

    Wanted: new enabling technologies in artificial intelligence (AI), cyber warfare, and information security

    John Keller
    Dec. 11, 2024
    Project seeks capabilities in information and computer technologies able to surprise adversaries and maintain advantages for national security.
    The Mercury HDVR avionics high-definition video recorder is for high-speed data and video recording of flight incidents and mission data.
    Computers

    Navy orders video recorders data storage systems for U.S. and Australian F/A-18 jet fighter-bomber avionics

    John Keller
    Dec. 11, 2024
    40-Watt, 11-pound design offers seamless on-the-fly rerouting and data translation of input to and from the recorder irrespective of interfaces.
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    Electronic warfare (EW) and spectrum warfare are the focus of upcoming industry briefings by the Air Force
    Sensors

    Air Force to brief industry on technical challenges in electronic warfare (EW), spectrum warfare technologies

    John Keller
    Dec. 10, 2024
    Officials want to foster collaboration between the Air Force and the defense industry to provide more opportunities for future innovation.
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    DARPA SAFE-SiM should enable faster-than real-time simulation and modeling for military CONOPS
    Computers

    Radiance Technologies to refine faster-than-real-time simulation and modeling for evolving military CONOPS

    John Keller
    Dec. 9, 2024
    SAFE-SiM to develop enabling technologies to enable military commanders to conduct theater-wide, multi-domain, mission-level modeling and simulation.
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    Air Force researchers are focusing on technologies that support hardware and software for high-assurance, trusted, and secure computers.
    Trusted Computing

    Air Force asks industry for enabling technologies in trusted computers and software for the military

    John Keller
    Dec. 6, 2024
    This project has two technical areas: trusted, secure, and resilient computational systems; and trusted and assured software.