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Aitech’s S-A1760 Venus™ GPGPU passes system’s tests using cost-effective COTS

August 16, 2022

Now in production, the S-A1760 Venus™ is a part of Aitech’s Space Digital Backbone (DBB) that enables some advanced innovations in space technologies. This is the industry’s powerful and smallest radiation-characterized space AI GPGPU and is a COTS-based system validated for use in short duration and NEO/LEO environments. 

No matter the orbit, radiation requirement or mission length, Aitech offers COTS technologies to make the next space exploration a success by using decades of experience developing space-rated solutions and rugged embedded electronics that have flown trillions of miles in space without failure. Aitech is working on programs with a diverse set of public, commercial and government agencies to create innovations that continue to push advanced communication and artificial intelligence into new space environments.

Aitech is a global digital electronics product manufacturer with expertise in providing reliable, rugged embedded systems for the harshest, most unforgiving environments in military, aerospace and space applications. Their COTS products are based on multiple open standard architectures, including SOSA, FACE, VPX, CompactPCI, and more, such as single board computers, I/O, memory and graphics boards, PMC/XMCs and sub-system enclosures, with over 100,000 boards and custom integrated systems delivered to take on the most challenging projects in the harshest environments and succeed.

Filed Under: Aerospace, COTS, Events, Manufacturing, Military, Radiation, Radiation Shielding

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