By: Tom Fries, Director of Government Sales
OSS PCIe-based products deliver critical advantages for modern military sensor systems by enabling real-time data acquisition, processing, and transmission in rugged, mission-critical environments. These benefits stem from their ability to support high-bandwidth, low-latency interconnects, modular scalability, and environmental resilience, all of which are essential for today’s advanced military platforms.
Military sensors—including radar, electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR), electronic warfare, and video systems—generate enormous volumes of data that must be processed and acted upon quickly. OSS’s PCIe expansion platforms, Host Interface Boards (HIBs), and rugged embedded systems provide a direct memory access (DMA) path and high-bandwidth connectivity between these sensors and compute elements such as FPGAs, GPUs, and AI accelerators. With support for PCIe Gen5 and soon to be released PCIe Gen6 products, OSS can provide up to 256 GB/s bi-directional bandwidth over a single x16 link, enabling low-latency, high-throughput performance required for real-time applications like threat detection, target tracking, and sensor fusion.
OSS’s experience with PCIe DMA fabric technology results in high performance products that can not only support high speed and high bandwidth sensor data, but also provides the storage write performance needed to record large amounts of sensor data. The latest NVMe technology combined with OSS Ion Accelerator™ SAN, NAS and data recorder software, provide up to two petabytes of high speed and easily removable storage. The ease of removal provides a practical method to transfer data quickly from one compute platform to another or physically secure the data.
Ruggedness and durability is another feature of OSS solutions. Combined ARM and GPU products like Donati, Cernis, and the Sensor Concentrator PCIe Compute Nodes are ruggedized for MIL-STD-810H land vehicle compliance and operate in extreme temperature, shock, and vibration conditions. These systems support conduction cooling, sealed enclosures, and secure, modular form factors designed for harsh deployments. This ensures reliable performance in real-world battlefield scenarios, from airborne ISR platforms to naval vessels and autonomous ground systems.
OSS products support modern software and telemetry capabilities through the U-BMC management, monitoring and control platform. The made-in-USA U-BMC enables secure dynamic system monitoring, fan control, secure firmware updates, and telemetry for health, power, and performance—critical features for remote, unmanned, or autonomous military systems.
Finally, OSS’ integration of PCIe fabric technologies with scale-out FPGA sensor ingest, GPU AI/ML, and NVMe storage capabilities is being enhanced with the latest CXL main memory pooling technologies, providing a path forward for disaggregated, intelligent data infrastructure architectures. This supports emerging military computing paradigms where memory and compute resources are dynamically pooled and assigned to mission workloads, enhancing both system efficiency and adaptability.
In summary, OSS PCIe products deliver the high-performance interconnect, rugged design, and scalable architecture that modern military sensor applications demand—enabling faster decisions, increased platform flexibility, and improved mission outcomes.
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By: Jaan Mannik – Director of Commercial Sales
The term AI, or Artificial Intelligence, is everywhere nowadays and has quietly woven itself into the fabric of our daily lives. It powers the recommendations we see on streaming platforms, the navigation apps that guide us through traffic, and even the virtual assistants that answer our questions in seconds. From optimizing energy use in smart homes to predicting market shifts in finance, AI has become the invisible engine driving convenience, efficiency, and insight across industries.
In manufacturing, AI-driven robots collaborate with humans to streamline production. In agriculture, machine learning models monitor crops, forecast yields, and conserve resources. Retailers use predictive analytics to anticipate consumer needs before customers even express them. The reach of AI is no longer confined to futuristic labs, it’s in our phones, vehicles, and cities, constantly learning and adapting to serve us better.
Companies today are being asked to do more with data than ever before. Bigger AI models, faster insights, and workloads that don’t stay in one place, it’s a lot to keep up with. Traditional infrastructure just isn’t built for this kind of speed and flexibility.
The answer isn’t about throwing more hardware at the problem. It’s about building smarter, more agile infrastructure that adapts as demands change. And that’s where scale-out and increasingly, a blend of scale-out and scale-up come into play.
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