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Listing of all 70 news releases from Thales Computers:

XMC mezzanine card provides high-end graphics

The XMC-G72 offers 128Mbyte on-chip GDDR3 memory, as well as the low power dissipation of the M72-CSP128 graphics controller from AMD/ATI technology.

News from Thales Computers (12 February 2008)

CompactPCI blade SBCs shrink to 3U

The ITC-320 series is a range of 3U CompactPCI blade SBCs using a high performance and long term supply processing chipset from the Intel Embedded Architecture.

News from Thales Computers (20 December 2007)

cPCI board and RTOS come together

Collaboration answers need for high density computing without giving up flexibility and a software layer that provides the highest level of safety and security.

News from Thales Computers ( 2 August 2007)

Beijing is base for Asian sales offensive

A newly opened office in Beijing gives Thales Computers a base from which to attack the fast growing Asian market.

News from Thales Computers (17 April 2007)

Aerospace acquisition gets go-ahead from Brussels

The European Commission has approved the transfer to Thales of Alcatel-Lucent's shareholdings in two space sector joint venture companies.

News from Thales Computers (13 April 2007)

VME blade server scales up signal processing

The PowerNode5 is the first dual 64bit PowerPC970 VME blade server with backplane Serial RapidIO and Serial FPDP connectivity.

News from Thales Computers (22 January 2007)

XMC card brings PCI-Express speed to video

The XMC-G2X is a dual-head graphics XMC mezzanine card ideally suited for avionics and military applications where rendering of several live videos is required.

News from Thales Computers (22 January 2007)

Baud transfers to computer sector

Christian Baud has been named Managing Director of Thales' computers activities.

News from Thales Computers (19 January 2007)

Demo accelerates existing VME infrastructure

Thales and the 3M Electronics unit have developed a breakthrough upgrade solution for VITA 1.1 applications using the 2mm hard metric P0 connector present in most existing VME systems.

News from Thales Computers (19 January 2007)

6U Xeon board is scalable multiprocessing platform

Thales has unveiled its PENTXM4, a twin dual-core Intel Xeon ULV processor version of its popular PENTXM2.

News from Thales Computers (19 January 2007)

SBCs come with industrial grade Linux onboard

Sysgo's ELinOS, the first industrial grade Linux solution, is now available aboard Thales' single-board computers.

News from Thales Computers ( 4 December 2006)

Xeon-based blade server switches to CompactPCI

Thales has unveiled a powerful, ruggedised 6U CompactPCI blade server at Euronaval 2006, the world's leading international trade fair for naval defence.

News from Thales Computers (26 October 2006)

COTS chassis are ready for VME systems

Thales has introduced the R2U4S, R4U8S and R8U16S, a full set of COTS 19in rack mount VME industrial chassis.

News from Thales Computers (19 October 2006)

Rugged blade server masters UAV radar

Thales has been selected to provide its fully rugged version of the IBM JS20 dual PPC970 blade server, the PowerNode5, as a computing solution for the I-Master radar used aboard the Watchkeeper UAV.

News from Thales Computers (29 September 2006)

Georgia Tech is first US partner for Thales

Thales and the Georgia Institute of Technology have signed a co-operation agreement in the field of applied electronics research to foster the transfer of knowledge and skills.

News from Thales Computers (10 July 2006)

Dual-core Xeon processor rides on VMEbus blade

The PENTXM2 is the first server class manageable VMEbus blade to use the low-power Intel dual-core Xeon processor.

News from Thales Computers (14 June 2006)

SBCs gain RTOS and IDE support

Thales and Green Hills Software have entered into a partner agreement to integrate Green Hills Software's Integrity RTOS and Multi development tools with Thales' single-board computers (SBCs).