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13 through 27 of 614 articles found Summary: In a Q&A with six VSO members, Editorial Director Jerry Gipper gathers industry-expert perspectives on the highlights of three decades of VME architecture. VME and Critical Systems Fall 2011 VME64 now and thenJerry Gipper, Editorial Director (OpenSystems Media) Summary: A look at the enhancements to the VMEbus specification, from VME64 in the early '90s to the present day. VME and Critical Systems Fall 2011 VITA 66.0 receives ANSI recognitionJohn Rynearson (Vita Standards Organization) Summary: An update on the standards covered in July's VSO meeting, including VITA 65, 66, and 75. Summary: VME celebrates its 30th anniversary by looking ahead to its 40th. VME and Critical Systems Summer 2011 "...It's our position that 3U VPX is superior to 6U VPX."Staff (VME and Critical Systems) Summary: Is less really more? An exclusive interview with Extreme Engineering Solutions President and CEO Rob Scidmore reveals why he prefers 3U to 6U. VME and Critical Systems Summer 2011 Board customization as easy as 1, 2, 3 - and at a fraction of the costStaff (VME and Critical Systems) Summary: Who's in control? Customized boards tend to become their own beast, but a new service from Emerson Embedded Computing, RapiDex board customization, suggests that they can be tamed. VME and Critical Systems Summer 2011 XMC goes rugged with VITA 61 mezzanine interconnect standardDan Mignogna (Tyco Electronics Connectivity) Summary: XMC gets the mechanically robust upgrade path it needs with the VITA 61 spec nearing completion. VME and Critical Systems August 2011 New Virtex-7 FPGAs boost software radio performanceRodger Hosking (Pentek, Inc.) Summary: Software-Defined Radio system performance looks to improve, thanks to the advanced power reduction, increased DSP engines, improved buffering, and faster interfaces of Xilinx's Virtex-7. VME and Critical Systems Summer 2011 Overcoming backplane access limitations in OpenVPXSummary: A VPX cabling system helps ease design woes, hastens time-to-market, and eliminates RTMs. Summary: Data-center specs and what lessons they (might) have to offer in the fast-approaching "cloud computing" world. VME and Critical Systems Summer 2011 Integrating High Availability and application management for the warfighterMike Houston (GoAhead Software) Summary: Application/Management Infrastructure Services are crucial for success when integrating High availability requirements into mission-critical defense applications. VME and Critical Systems Summer 2011 Mil tech gets smart with OpenVPX, VXS designs: Q&A with Dr. Gunter Zahnenbenz, CEO at Hartmann ElectronikStaff (VME and Critical Systems) Summary: Dr. G¸nter Zahnenbenz, CEO at Hartmann Electronik, shares his thoughts on the future of VXS and his company's plans for establishing themselves in the OpenVPX marketplace for years to come. VME and Critical Systems Summer 2011 Realizing the potential of OpenVPXShan Morgan, Sr. Vice President (Elma Electronic Inc.) Summary: OpenVPX doesn't look to be going anywhere, anytime soon. VME and Critical Systems Summer 2011 Math libraries can make life easierPeter Thompson (GE Intelligent Platforms) Summary: When faced with optimizing multiple library APIs for multiple processor architectures, compilers are essential in cutting coding man-hours. VME and Critical Systems Summer 2011 VME mingles with VPX/OpenVPX: It's all about the hybrid Interview with Curtiss-Wright CTO Curtis ReichenfeldStaff (VME and Critical Systems) Summary:
In an exclusive interview with VME and Critical Systems, Curtiss-Wright CTO Curtis Reichenfeld speaks on the hybrid evolution of VME and VPX/OpenVPX, and gives some insight into where VME is headed. |
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