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Mission Computing Product Guide

October 2, 2019

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Mercury Mission Systems’ expertise and experience in safety certifiable solutions has been built on successful execution of dozens of programs over three decades. This domain knowledge is the foundation of our BuiltSAFE™ modules, systems and software for avionics, communications, video servers and mission computing. Our latest rugged safety certifiable building blocks have backwards compatibility and are designed with a top-down approach for interoperability and ease of pre-integration.

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