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Electromagnetic spectrum superiority in modern defenseThe electromagnetic spectrum is an integral part of our daily lives, yet its complexity often goes unnoticed. In defense, the…
Mercury SystemsNovember 25, 2024
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Delivering innovative technologies to support Army modernization and transformation effortsDr. Eric Gans, Mercury's business development director for advanced technology, shares how Mercury supports the U.S. Army…
Mercury SystemsNovember 8, 2024
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Delivering processing innovation for the air and space domainsMercury’s chief operating officer, Roger Wells, sat down for an interview with Air & Space Forces Magazine to discuss the…
Mercury SystemsSeptember 13, 2024
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Seeing the unseen: How synthetic aperture radar is revolutionizing space and military operationsImagine a technology that allows you to see through clouds, darkness, and even soil. That’s the magic of synthetic aperture…
Shaza KhanSeptember 9, 2024
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CHIPS Part 1: National security and the state of domestic chip manufacturingThe international chip-supply situation is putting U.S. security at risk and driving the need for the ...
March 8, 2023
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In 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
Read MoreIn 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
Read MoreCloud, Fog and Edge Computing for Defense Applications.
Shaza KhanMarch 5, 2019
Read MoreSince 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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