SAN DIEGO. Embedded computing company Kontron launched the VX30101, a 3U VPX computing board that it says is aimed for use in artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled mission computing, sensor fusion, rugged embedded servers, and tactical edge applications.

This week’s product, the Kontron Cobalt S1901 embedded mission computer, supports two high-performance GPU or accelerator cards – enabling NVIDIA and Intel processing combinations for high-performance artificial intelligence and autonomous systems. Defense applications for the COBALT S191 include autonomous vehicle control, multi-sensor situational awareness, advanced sensor processing, and C5ISR.

Christophe Ferrande, VPX Product Manager at Kontron and Christopher Fadely, CTO at Eizo Rugged Solutions showing at AUSA 2025 a fully integrated TSN-enabled multi-camera video processing demo.

TOULON, France. Kontron released the µDARC microserver, a ruggedized, low-power computing system designed for mobile defense applications in networked environments, the company announced in a statement.

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SEA-AIR-SPACE 2025--NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. Military Embedded Systems is pleased to announce the winners of its Best In Show awards at this week's Sea-Air-Space 2025 Conference & Exhibition.