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High performance requirements for commercial, government, and defense communication networks
Artesyn Embedded Technologies has launched the ATCA-7540, a new high-performance product and a powerful packet processing server blade.
This product features the recently announced dual Intel Xeon Scalable processors (codename Skylake).
The ATCA-7540 provides migration paths and future platforms for defense applications used in air/sea data centers, ground control stations, network data analysis, unstructured mobile networks, and other C4ISR (Command, Control, Communications, and Information Systems) tasks.
The combination of the adopted processor family and Artesyn's engineering and supply chain expertise has improved supply continuity compared to existing server blades. Artesyn expects the adopted processors to have a lifespan of 15 years.

Designed to perform computationally intensive tasks such as Deep Packet Inspection (DPI), firewalls, intrusion prevention, and data encryption/decryption, the ATCA-7540 targets the high performance requirements of commercial, government, and defense communication networks.
The Advanced TCA (ATCA) blade architecture, based on commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technologies, follows the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA). Featuring scalable performance, convenient maintenance, reduced cabling, and multi-vendor interoperability, Artesyn's ATCA technology has been adopted in various military applications. Numerous U.S. Department of Defense agencies, prime contractors, and system integrators have adopted ATCA for centralized computing systems inside cargo ships and aircraft, or for transit cases for command tents and control tents.
The Artesyn ATCA-7540 comes equipped with the CentOS operating system. It is also designed to support other open-source and commercial operating systems through a pre-installed BIOS, IPMC firmware, and Artesyn's Basic Blade Services (BBS) software.
Artesyn Embedded Technologies has launched the ATCA-7540, a new high-performance product and a powerful packet processing server blade.
This product features the recently announced dual Intel Xeon Scalable processors (codename Skylake).
The ATCA-7540 provides migration paths and future platforms for defense applications used in air/sea data centers, ground control stations, network data analysis, unstructured mobile networks, and other C4ISR (Command, Control, Communications, and Information Systems) tasks.
The combination of the adopted processor family and Artesyn's engineering and supply chain expertise has improved supply continuity compared to existing server blades. Artesyn expects the adopted processors to have a lifespan of 15 years.
Designed to perform computationally intensive tasks such as Deep Packet Inspection (DPI), firewalls, intrusion prevention, and data encryption/decryption, the ATCA-7540 targets the high performance requirements of commercial, government, and defense communication networks.
The Advanced TCA (ATCA) blade architecture, based on commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technologies, follows the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA). Featuring scalable performance, convenient maintenance, reduced cabling, and multi-vendor interoperability, Artesyn's ATCA technology has been adopted in various military applications. Numerous U.S. Department of Defense agencies, prime contractors, and system integrators have adopted ATCA for centralized computing systems inside cargo ships and aircraft, or for transit cases for command tents and control tents.
The Artesyn ATCA-7540 comes equipped with the CentOS operating system. It is also designed to support other open-source and commercial operating systems through a pre-installed BIOS, IPMC firmware, and Artesyn's Basic Blade Services (BBS) software.
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