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Unmanned
Will the real automatic target tracker please stand up? - Product
June 01, 2010
Clutter might be a nuisance in the kitchen or conference room, but it's even more imperative to clean it up when we're talking about video imaging used for target tracking and detection. O
Comms
Bus analyzer GUI's got the look - Product
June 01, 2010
Face it. Looks do matter: not just on the runway or new car lot, but certainly also when it comes to pitting character-based bus analyzers against modern Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs).
Radar/EW
Clustered GPUs closing in on supercomputer performance - Story
May 31, 2010
Pairing multiple GPUs with a single CPU creates offers even greater performance than the typical one-to-one relationship between the two.
Comms
Enhancing target tracking in critical applications - Story
April 16, 2010
By using the latest generation of low-power, mixed media processing devices developed for the 3G smartphone market, an embedded tracker can be optimized for both performance and a platform?s vital Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) characteristics.
Radar/EW
VITA 65 clarifies VPX interoperability profiles - Story
February 11, 2010
VPX?s innate flexibility spawns the need for module and backplane vendors to classify product capabilities in a compatible way to move closer to universal interoperability. And OpenVPX (VITA 65) does just that.
Comms
Packet processors to speed and protect military networks - Story
December 22, 2009
The constant flow of information through shared network-based applications such as situational awareness, voice/data communications, and signals intelligence/surveillance is an essential element of today?s sophisticated information-centric warfare environment. To meet the demands for growth, commercial networks employ packet processors to perform a broad range of tasks to manage networks, offload performance-sapping tasks such as encryption, and inspect payload content at 10 Gbps line speeds and more.
Avionics
Releasing the processing potential of GPUs - Story
October 27, 2009
High-performance Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) have evolved from fixed-function graphics execution units to SIMD processors. Now, the key to implementing GPU processing lies in a new generation of tools including CUDA, OpenCL, and more to integrate code development across heterogenous CPU/GPU architectures.
