General Micro Systems Receives 2017 Soldier’s Network Defender Of The Year Award For Supporting U.S. Army Warfighter Information Network - Tactical

General Micro Systems, Inc. (GMS) today announced the availability of the “Golden-Eyes II” SB2002-MD multi-domain server, the latest in the “Golden-Eyes” family of ultra-rugged, small, and extremely lightweight computer systems.

Defense Spin-off Tech: IT Industry Veteran Kevin Kryzda to Lead Business Development Efforts to Bring High RAS Rugged, Dense, Efficient and Reliable Servers to Data Centers, Oil and Gas, Mining, Healthcare, Aviation and Other Demanding Industries

19-inch RuggedView™ smart LCD display remains intact and fully operational after hammer test of over 500Gs force

Radically better design of S2U “King Cobra” 2U short rack server, with 12 patents awarded and pending, replaces up to 15U of equivalent rackmount components

Rugged-server and small form-factors defense supplier GMS hires 32-year embedded-tech veteran to expand roadmap, launch 20+ new products, and implement strategic vision of founder and CEO Ben Sharfi.

General Micro Systems Receives Multi-Year, Multi-Million Dollar Award for Smart, Rugged All-in-One Displays for Navy’s Modernization. Rugged SD19 smart displays with 19-inch LCD and embedded Intel-based PC selected for multiple Navy upgrades, replacing legacy systems while adding capabilities.

Rugged, 4-Channel HD-DVR Recorder with Removable Drive(s)

Incredible rugged box captures, records, enhances, distributes in real time four HD video channels with only one frame of latency! Deployable, ultra-small “video recorder/workstation processor” uses Intel^® 5^th-Gen Core™ i7 and DSP to replace multiple boxes at only 5 lbs. and 40 watts.

General Micro Systems Boasts 12x Performance and Density with 1U Xeon^® D Red/Black Rugged Rackmount Server/Switch/Router

Cyber security-ready system isolates SIPRNet/NIPRNet domains or the Navy’s NMCI and BLII boundaries, replacing six systems with one 1.75 inches high and 17 inches deep box.

General Micro Systems, Inc. (GMS), designer and manufacturer of embedded computing products for defense, aerospace and compute-intensive applications, and the leader in high-end Intel^® processors since 1986, has introduced the industry’s first conduction-cooled, fully ruggedized, Secure Virtual Machine (SVM) server with six hardware independent I/O modules.

First product is SB2002-SW “Blackhawk” switch/router with 20 managed ports, 64GB RAM, removable storage, Cisco routing software, and high-level security in compact seven-pound box