GMS Chief Technology Officer Chris Ciufo talks with Tom Varcie of Military Embedded Systems about the systems, which can share data safely and securely from military ships and vehicles to the battlefield.

In an era of interconnected systems and sensors, “joint” operations between the services, and increasing cooperation between the US and NATO (and other allies)—data is being slung around the battlefield at gigabit rates. With more and more “at the edge” and embedded processing “at the tip of the spear”, data comes in many colors: Red (classified) and Black (unclassified).  Keeping this data correctly categorized while sharing it between machines and allies requires cross-domain systems…like the four (4) turnkey/ready-to-deploy General Micro Systems (GMS) is announcing in booth #8407 at AUSA 2024.

SAN DIEGO, California. General Micro Systems introduced the "Shorty 4" series of 1U and 2U rackmount servers tailored for use in space-constrained environments on U.S. Navy vessels, featuring ultra-rugged design and flexibility for non-rackmount installations for tight spaces commonly found on various naval platforms, the company announced in a statement.

SAN DIEGO, California. General Micro Systems (GMS) showcased its X9 Spider Rugged Thunderbolt 4 Tablet/Display -- which is equipped with an ARM-based Qualcomm AI processor and can function both as a mounted display and as a handheld tablet -- at the West 2024 Conference, the company announced in a statement.

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. General Micro Systems (GMS) announced the launch of the rugged X9 Spider storage system intended for military-focused sensor data recorders, artificial intelligence (AI) data sets, networked storage, and data payload “sneaker net” portable data movement.

General Micro Systems CEO Ben Sharfi discusses the company's newest light-weight rugged display and interconnect technologies at AUSA 2023.

Listen in as Ben Sharfi at General Micro Systems announces the new X9 Spider at AUSA 2023.