Video: DAL Certifiable Computing for Future Avionics

June 16, 2021

Mercury partners with #Intel to deliver #DALcertifiable computing for future #avionics. Watch and listen as Mercury’s Greg Tiedemann and Intel’s Yemaya Bordain join MercuryNow to discuss their longstanding relationship and the value it brings to the #aerospace and #defense industry. The pair are working together to help make the latest commercial technologies profoundly more accessible to #A&D and deliver trusted, secure solutions that make the world a safer, more secure place. WHO WE ARE •About Us: https://www.mrcy.com/company •Our Capabilities: https://www.mrcy.com/capabilities •Our Products: https://www.mrcy.com/products ADDITIONAL RESOURCES •White papers, webinars, articles and more: https://www.mrcy.com/resourcehub FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA •LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mercury-systems •Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrcy/

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