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Discover how Mercury is supporting integrated deterrence for the Special Operation Forces communityLive from SOFIC 2022, discover how Mercury is supporting an integrated deterrence approach – a key concept of the national…
Mercury SystemsMay 27, 2022
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Official opening of Mercury’s trusted advanced microelectronics facilityJust hours after Mercury announced they were selected to provide secure packaging for the DoD SHIP program, the excitement…
Mercury SystemsMay 17, 2022
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Three reasons to connect with Mercury to engineer your system designFor over 40 years, Mercury has a demonstrated track record of innovation, many times to the point of disruption. Our…
Norman MalnakMay 13, 2022
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Mercury talks MOSA live from the 2022 AAAA SummitMercury talks MOSA live from the floor of the 2022 AAAA Summit
Mercury SystemsApril 14, 2022
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The intersection of high tech and defense – a scarce and critical resourceMercury's unique commercial business model, positioning us at the intersection of high tech and defense, ...
Mark Aslett, President & CEO
January 26, 2022
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An Emerging Opportunity in Next-Generation Custom MicroelectronicsIn September of this year, after a ten-year career in public sector defense industry positions – including serving as the Director for Electronic Warfare at the Department of Defense for almost four years – I switched tracks to the private sector, joining Mercury Systems as Chief Technology Officer. Mercury Systems is revolutionizing the intersection of […]
William Conley, Ph.D., Chief Technology OfficerOctober 15, 2019
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Happy Birthday US Air ForceFrom all of us at Mercury Systems, happy 72nd birthday to the US Air Force. Originally established as the Signal Corps – the first aeronautical force in the US – during the Civil War, its missions focused on providing visional communications via flags and torchlight from aerial balloons. Since then, the military air service has […]
Robert McGrailSeptember 18, 2019
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News From The FloorWe are at the AFA 2019 Air, Space & Cyber Conference, where attendance appears to be significantly higher than last year, perhaps by as much as 20% or more. It’s impressive to see so many of our armed forces keenly interested in learning about defense technologies, and to see their willingness to provide input that […]
Robert McGrailSeptember 17, 2019
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Growing and GratefulLast week we celebrated another milestone at Mercury when Boston Business Journal named us one of the “Fastest-Growing Public Companies in Massachusetts.” Earlier this year, we ranked No. 27 on Fortune Magazine’s “100 Fasted Growing Companies in 2018” list.
Mercury SystemsJuly 24, 2019
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#PAS19 Day Three: The Right Flight StuffIt’s Day Three of PAS 2019 and we were fortunate to spent some time down on the flight line with the skilled pilots of aircraft such as the F-35 and the KC-46, who were excited to pose for photos with fellow flying enthusiasts.
Mercury SystemsJune 20, 2019
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#PAS19 Day Two: Agility and MobilityWe’ve just wrapped Day Two at the Paris Air Show and much like the latest Parisian fashions, “agility” and “mobility” are all the rage. Today’s climate demands our collection of offerings is versatile, runway-ready, with the ability to adjust on the fly, literally.
Mercury SystemsJune 19, 2019
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Assured signal integrity in stacked, high-speed DDR4 and DDR5 memoryEdge processing architectures in today’s autonomous and AI military systems, process an ever growing amount of sensor data. Many of these systems or devices used for edge processing applications in forward-deployed environments need to be small, rugged and agile.
Jennifer KeenanJune 18, 2019
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#PAS19: Cleared for Takeoff!Day one of the Paris Air Show is in the books and it was all systems go. Our stand was packed with our product displays and partners from Daedalean attracting a crowd. Watch this short video of Daedalean’s Boris Videnov talking through their demo and you’ll see why.
Mercury SystemsJune 18, 2019
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#PAS19: Forklifts and Nail Guns and Drills, Oh My!Arriving on the scene at le Bourget today, was akin to being immersed in the first sketch of a pointillist painting dotted with “hi-vis” yellow and orange safety vests. Those wearing them are the smart, safety-conscious people who are working to get the 53rd International Paris Air Show ready for launch (pun intended).
Mercury SystemsJune 15, 2019
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Safe AND secure avionics? You can do that? Yup!Although we all love connectivity and the benefits it brings us, there is a downside. By now, we’ve all heard about cars that have been hacked. Wired magazine even has an entire section of their website dedicated to the subject. Anytime you connect to a network, you open up your system to vulnerabilities.
Mercury SystemsApril 19, 2019
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City Year - Spring Into Service“Volunteers do not necessarily have the time; they just have the heart.”– Elizabeth Andrew On a rainy March day, 5 Mercury employees based in Andover trekked into Boston to participate in our first Boston City Year volunteer event.
Mercury SystemsApril 1, 2019
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Enabling Edge Processing in Military Intelligent SensorsIn military environments, seconds can be the difference between life or death and mission success or failure. A soldier in hostile territory needs their mobile system to rapidly process sensor data to accurately analyze threats and take action. Intelligent sensor systems using artificial intelligence (AI) to make automatic critical decisions without human intervention rely on […]
Jennifer KeenanMarch 14, 2019
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Encryption Keys: The Cliff Notes Version, Part 4In my prior three posts, I provided an overview of encryption key fundamentals and the various encryption key mode strategies that can be implemented in a Mercury secure SSD. If you did not read those, stop everything and go back to them now!
Jennifer KeenanMarch 8, 2019
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Sailing Through the Fog into the EdgeCloud, Fog and Edge Computing for Defense Applications.
Shaza KhanMarch 5, 2019
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The Military Digital ConvergenceSince the Wright Brothers first free-powered flight in 1903, air vehicles have relied upon discrete, analog sensors to supply the information required by their pilots. These sensors and their dashboard-clustered indicators may be regarded as the first and the analog approach to platform situational awareness.
John BrattonMarch 5, 2019
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