Mercury's newest servers enable high tech AI, HPC and sensor fusion applications

ANDOVER, Mass. - Mercury Systems, Inc. recently unveiled the EnterpriseSeries RES AI rugged rackmount server line, bringing high performance computing (HPC) capabilities to aerospace, defense and other mission-critical applications at the edge.

Evolving compute-intensive AI, virtualization, big data analytics, SIGINT, autonomous vehicle, electronic warfare (EW) and sensor fusion applications require data center supercomputing capabilities closer to the source of data origin. Delivering HPC capabilities to the edge presents challenges as every application has its own security, performance, footprint, budget and reliability requirements.

Powered by NVIDIA Volta, Pascal and Turing architecture GPUs, Mercury’s subsystems utilize parallel processing to maximize throughput, boost productivity and push the boundaries of compute-intensive applications. A single RES AI 4U server supports up to eight NVIDIA V100 Tensor Core GPUs.

Field-deployable RES AI servers incorporate innovative patented technologies and design features to withstand shock, vibration, dust, sand, and temperature extremes. To ensure uptime, availability, and sustained optimal performance in almost any environment, RES AI servers are certified to multiple military (MIL-STD) and commercial (IEC) environmental specifications.

For security-imperative applications, Mercury’s servers can be customized with U.S. designed and manufactured motherboards and unique hardware and software protection layers that safeguard critical IP. When configured with Mercury’s self-encrypting, defense-grade solid state drives (SSD), RES AI delivers data-at-rest protection. A multi-platform compatible, secure hypervisor option that guards against cyberattacks, is also available.

For more information on Mercury’s rugged server solutions, visit mrcy.com/servers.