Abaco Systems helps military and aerospace organizations minimize program risk and bring programs in on time and on budget. Our integrated, rugged systems solutions are based on a product range that includes single board computers, high performance embedded computing (HPEC), digital signal processing, GPGPU, image processing, sensor processing and avionics. We ally to those products our understanding of applications including ISR, EW, SIGINT, radar, sonar and 360 degree situational awareness. Our customers know that Abaco System brings industry-leading expertise and experience, together with broad and deep customer support.
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What's So Open About OpenWare? Part Two
How does our OpenWare Ethernet switch management software deliver the flexibility and functionality you need? We built it with the perfect balance of open source and proprietary tools. Here’s how.
What’s So Open About OpenWare?
We’ve always believed in the power of open source software to deliver flexible and secure performance—and with our OpenWare switch management package, we’re bringing that power to our customers.
GTC: I Meet a Hero
GTC 2017 came to an amazing end when we were able to show NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang our latest use of his company’s technology: the GVC1000.
GTC: AI Is Touching Everything
The AI revolution was well underway on day three of GTC 2017, with amazing breakthroughs and exciting demonstrations from start to finish.
IDEF: Turkish Delight
This week, we’re setting up shop in Istanbul for IDEF: the Middle East’s largest defense trade show, and an exciting opportunity to showcase what makes Abaco special.
GTC: The Excitement Mounts
With exciting demos on AI and deep learning ready to go—plus the reveal of Project Elroy drawing closer—we're eagerly awaiting the start of GTC 2017!
ImageFlex: Introducing a New Addiction for Developers
Developers love the speed and power of GPU processing…but image visualization has been a major hurdle. Now, there’s an easier way to complete the GPU picture.
Quad-A Day 3: Young Engineers Needed
Abaco wrapped up our participation at the Army Aviation Mission Solutions Summit in Nashville. It was a great success; it was the third largest event in the Army Aviation Association of America’s 60-year history. CES, the annual January consumer electronics show in Las Vegas, attracts some 170,000 visitors every year. It gets a lot of hype with all the new technologies and consumer gadgets on display - and the number of companies exhibiting at...
Quad-A Day 2: Looking For More From Less
Rotorcraft and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are all on display at this year’s annual Army Aviation Mission Solutions Summit here in Nashville. All these platforms are demanding new capabilities to increase lethality, survivability and improve situational awareness. But: they are also extremely sensitive to weight. So, new capabilities must include a concomitant weight reduction or, at a minimum, not add one additional ounce to the platform...
At Quad-A, We’re Seeing into the Future
For Army Aviation applications, blind spots can spell disaster—and the image processing solution we unveiled at this year’s Army Aviation Mission Solutions Summit delivers visibility like never before.
Abaco and the Bad Guys
Cyber security threats are an ever-growing concern, especially for military systems. But although hackers are growing more sophisticated, at Abaco we’re committed to staying two steps ahead.
Having It Your Way Is the New Way
Reconfigurable digital signal processing systems help ensure that embedded systems meet mission requirements—and at Abaco, we’re making it easier for customers to get exactly what they need.
How 4DSP and a One-Stop Shop Make Life Easier
It’s been a few months since we welcomed 4DSP into Abaco’s fold. We’re thrilled with the enhancements the acquisition has brought to our portfolio—and our customers’ lives.
Why Do New Products Fail?
For a new product to succeed, it must provide something customers truly need. And according to our customers, our new 40 Gig Ethernet–enabled SBC has that covered.
40 Gigabits/second Ethernet: It’s a Significant Step
Today’s demanding embedded computing applications have a need for speed, and our newest Ethernet switch meets that need like never before.