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Aitech Expands GPGPU Supercomputer Line
Chatsworth, CA — The need for com- plex data processing is growing in high-performance embedded comput- ers (HPEC) and form factors are con- tinuing to shrink. Aitech is meeting these needs by expanding its range of powerful, NVIDIA-based GPGPU COTS products. The company’s A191, a rugged
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supercomputer, is available in a wide variety of durable, COTS HPEC sub- systems. The product family is assem- bled, tested and qualified to provide out-of-the-box functionality, without any non-recurring engineering (NRE) costs. The company’s products are typ- ically used in military and airborne computing applications. Aitech is now offering its com-
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pact A176 Cyclone, a fanless, conduc- tion-cooled, rugged GPGPU SFF su- percomputer that measures 20 in.3 (327.7 cm3), while providing 1 TFLOP of parallel processing. The unit now supports more hardware I/O and software options to allow even faster integration, saving devel- opment time and money. The new Cyclone contains mi-
croSD storage, which gives designers flexibility to scale the supercomputer to more complex computer-intensive
applications. These include data con- volutions and transpositions, image and data manipulation, application of digital filters, image and frame
GPGPU supercomputers.
edge detection, image recognition, and data analysis. Storing more data locally in non-
volatile mass storage eliminates the cumbersome and risky process of pumping sensitive data off to a remote
data server. Contact: Aitech Defense Sys- tems, Inc., 19756 Prairie Street,
Chatsworth, CA 91311 % 888-248-3248 fax: 818-407-1502 E-mail:
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Inovar Earns Medical Device Certification
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Logan, UT — Inovar is now certified to the ISO 13485 medical device standard at its Tecate, Mexico facto- ry. With this certification, the com- pany is equipped to serve the medical device market along with the com- mercial, consumer and industrial higher-volume opportunities from its Mexico facility. Inovar currently serves highly-
regulated industries that include medical, aviation, space, and defense through a commitment to quality, process control and engineering tal- ent. The company uses a quality
management system that is modeled to perfect its process control. Inovar uses its Mexico facility as a cost-ef- fective work center for producing vol- ume production. The company is a full-service
EMS company that offers customers a wide range of high-quality manu- facturing, supply chain and engi-
neering solutions to suit their needs. Contact: Inovar, Inc., 1073
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