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Aitech

19756 Prairie Street
Chatsworth, CA 91311
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https://www.aitechsystems.com/
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Aitech rugged GPGPU system provides 1 teraflop to the sensor - News

September 28, 2016
CHATSWORTH, Calif. Officials at Aitech Defense Systems Inc., announced a new fanless, rugged GPGPU supercomputer that measures only 20 cubic inches, while providing 1 TeraFLOP of parallel processing. Dubbed the A176 Cyclone, it comes in a custom small form factor design and provides 60 GigaFLOPs/Watt in a low-power high performance embedded computer (HPEC).
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Rad-hard for the long haul - Story

June 20, 2016
Managing the long-term effects of radiation in space environments is essential for designers of components headed for space. Mission length, more than any other factor, contributes most heavily to the sustainability of electronic components in radiation-laden applications.
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DoD budget impact on COTS - Story

March 31, 2016
Every month the McHale Report will host an online roundtable with experts from the defense electronics industry ? from major prime contractors to defense component suppliers. Each roundtable will explore topics important to the military embedded electronics market. This month our roundtable of industry experts discuss how the slight increase in the Department of Defense?s (DoD?s) overall Fiscal Year (FY) 2017 budget request affects embedded commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) electronics providers. Also discussed are which applications are best bets for COTS, market fluctuations, risk management, and predictions for potential defense budgets under a Clinton or Trump administration.
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Aitech releases Haswell-based 3U OpenVPX SBC - News

July 29, 2013
CHATSWORTH, CA. Aitech Defense Systems has released the C873, a rugged, 3U OpenVPX (VITA 65) Single-Board Computer (SBC) based on the 4th generation Intel Core i7 quad-core processor. The 2.4 GHz operation of the Intel Haswell processors provides the C873 with up to 20 percent more computing performance than previous SBCs for improved graphics and data processing.