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BAE Systems Secures $16M to Restore RH45 Radiation-Hardened Chip Capability, Bolstering US Supply Chain
Defense Industry Europe USA Overview BAE Systems announced it received $16 million from the Department of Defense to restore and strengthen its RH45 radiation-hardened semiconductor manufacturing capability. This investment aims to estab... -
BAE Systems’ Rad-Hard RAD750 Chip Proven Highly Reliable, Adopted by Jupiter Probe Juno
Medium UK Overview BAE Systems' radiation-hardened RAD750 chip serves as the primary flight computer for multiple deep space missions, including NASA's Curiosity Mars rover, Jupiter probe Juno, and the upcoming Europa Clipper. The chip a... -
Intel Unveils Rad-Hard Starfire Processor for Space Missions, Integrating AI for Enhanced On-Orbit Data Processing
HyperFRAME Research USA Overview Intel has launched 'Starfire,' a space-grade System-on-Chip combining 18A process CPUs and NPUs with Intel 3 node GPU tiles. This processor operates in extreme temperatures (-55°C to +125°C) and features ... -
BAE Systems’ Endura Radiation-Hardened Microchip Passes Rigorous Testing for Classified and Missile-Defense Satellites
KeepTrack Space Brief USA Overview BAE Systems' Endura computing chip has successfully passed rigorous radiation testing for classified satellite and missile-defense applications. This radiation-hardened processor significantly enhances ... -
BAE Systems Secures $16M DPA Funding to Expand Radiation-Hardened Microelectronics Production in the US
ExecutiveGov USA Overview BAE Systems has been awarded $16 million from the U.S. Defense Production Act (DPA) Title III fund to significantly expand its domestic production of radiation-hardened microelectronics (RHM). This critical inve... -
BAE Systems’ Endura™ 45nm Radiation-Hardened Space Processor Successfully Validated for Strategic Resilience
BAE Systems UK Overview BAE Systems announced successful strategic radiation testing of its Endura™ System-on-Chip (SoC) space processor, demonstrating robust operation in both natural space and severe strategic radiation environments. T... -
GlobalFoundries and BAE Systems Collaborate on Radiation-Hardened ‘RHBD’ Chips, Ensuring Electronics Reliability for Deep Space Missions Including Artemis II
Design And Reuse (via GlobalFoundries) USA Overview GlobalFoundries and BAE Systems are collaborating to develop Radiation Hardened By Design (RHBD) semiconductor solutions capable of withstanding the harsh radiation environments of deep...
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