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White Paper: Selecting Optimal Avionic and Vetronic Displays for Your Application
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Handling AI, SIGINT or compute-heavy workloads that require moving data at real-time speeds? Learn about our all-new RES XR7 rugged rack servers with Intel’s latest 3rd gen Xeon Scalable processors.
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White Paper: Bringing Commercial Technologies to Defense in the Age of AI
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the defense industry by broadening the scope of machine applications and leveling the playing field for nation states looking to gain power.
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PCIe Gen 4 technologies increase application efficiency by eliminating bottlenecks and increasing throughput for multi-domain, compute-intensive applications at the edge.
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