General Micro Systems (GMS) Announces 8-slot DominATR 3U OpenVPX Chassis Series to Support Next-Generation Workloads in U.S Military Computing

General Micro Systems (GMS), the world’s leading technology-independent supplier of computing engines in boxes, boards and servers, launched its 8-slot DominATR 3U OpenVPX chassis to support U.S military and commercial applications. As part of the GMS X9 Venom product family, this chassis’ revolutionary architecture and lightweight materials offer improved performance, reliability and operating ranges designed to address the growing compute and networking needs of the future battlefield. The technical innovations in this chassis were recognized at the AUSA 2022 Annual Meeting & Exposition, earning the coveted Military Embedded Systems 4-Star Award in Rugged Computing.

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Rugged server leader General Micro Systems unveils 8-slot DominATR 3U OpenVPX chassis; revolutionary architecture & lightweight materials for superior computing & networking on the battlefield. Visit @gms4sbc at @AFCEA #WEST2023 in San Diego, booth 1636.

“Our soldiers, sailors and airmen need groundbreaking technology and flexibility to manage both the known and emerging computing and massive data movement needs of the future digital battlefield,” said Ben Sharfi, chief architect and CEO, GMS. “This new chassis family solves the problem of bringing extensive amounts of high-speed I/O to an OpenVPX-compliant ATR chassis, offering extensive provisions for copper, fiber and RF I/O without compromising performance, ruggedization or size.”

More than just a 3U OpenVPX chassis with eight slots, DominATR is available in many configurations, including several pre-configured versions designed for sensor fusion, AI processing, and data recording. High-speed 100Gb Ethernet “fat pipes” connect to external sensor concentrators or switches, and up to 30 10Gb Ethernet sensor ports allow the chassis to serve as a single sensor fusion data processing node. Flexible CPU and GPU options bring workstation, microserver and artificial intelligence processing onto deployable platforms and alleviate the need for unreliable cloud computing reachback. With up to 1680W of power and reliable cooling, DominATR chassis sets the industry standard for OpenVPX, standards-based ATR systems.

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The X9 Venom family of 3U OpenVPX products are SOSA (Sensor Open Standard Architecture) aligned and ready to meet the C4ISR/Electronic Warfare Modular Open Suite of Standards (CMOSS) requirements of U.S. military programs and platform upgrades. This new 8-slot DominaATR 3U OpenVPX chassis is available in aluminum alloy and carbon fiber—saving up to 30% in weight—and offers:

• Highly configurable front panels to support changing battlefield needs, including up to
  8 – 30 10 Gigabit Ethernet, 2 – 4 100 Gigabit Ethernet “fat pipes”, eight CoaXPress video, and both high- and low-speed copper connectors as well as fiber connectors for internal backplane and card front panel wiring
• Up to four cutting-edge, long-range and cost-efficient interconnects through the patent-pending LightBolt connector, supporting Thunderbolt 4 fiber or copper and 100W Power Delivery all in one cable
• Per-slot heat pipe cooling with integral heat exchanger to improve reliability and extended temperature operating range
• Optional removable 4-SSD canisters for data storage (1/2 ATR “Tall”)
• Two slots for dual 840W smart power supplies
• SOSA-aligned slots and chassis management, conformant to U.S. Army CMOSS-requirements
• Available in pre-configured mission/application-specific variants, or customized versions

“No other ATR chassis delivers as many features—massive I/O and processing, heat management, and power supply options—and no other manufacturer has been awarded as many patents as we’ve included in this 8-slot DominATR 3U OpenVPX chassis,” Sharfi said. “We’re expanding the limits of what chassis providers can do and are now ready to supply U.S. military programs with the power, flexibility and reliability they need.”

Visit GMS this week at AFCEA West 2023 in San Diego
The DominATR is one of several technologies GMS will feature at AFCEA West 2023 in San Diego (booth 1636) February 14-16.

About General Micro Systems:
General Micro Systems (GMS) is the rugged server company. The company is known as the industry expert in highest-density, modular, compute-intensive, and rugged small form-factor embedded computing systems, servers, and switches. These powerful systems are ideal for demanding C5ISR defense, aerospace, medical, industrial, and energy exploration applications. GMS is an IEC, ISO, AS9100, NIST-800-171, and MIL-SPEC supplier with infrastructure and operations for long-life, spec-controlled, and configuration-managed programs.

Designed from the ground up to provide the highest performance and functionality in the harshest environments on the planet, the company’s highly customizable products include GMS Rugged DNA with patented RuggedCool and Diamond RuggedCool cooling technology. GMS uses processors from Intel and NVIDIA. For more information, visit www.gms4sbc.com.

General Micro Systems and the General Micro Systems logo are trademarks of General Micro Systems, Inc. All other product or service names are the property of their respective owners.

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