Systel launches the Raven-Strike™ high performance rugged computer (sponsored video)

3rd October 2018 - 14:22 GMT | by Studio

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At the AUSA 2018 exhibition in Washington DC in October, Systel will launch its latest product in the embedded computing field.

Raven-Strike™ is a fully rugged, high-performance computing solution, purpose-built for combat vehicles, which is packaged in a robust enclosure for minimal SWaP and maximum CPU and GPU core density.

To learn more on the development of next-generation mission computers for combat vehicles and Systel's solutions in this field, see the company at AUSA booth #9221.

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