MILPC-4000 Military Computer

Rugged small form factor high performance multi-mission edge computer.

The MILPC-4000 is a fully rugged, high-performance, multi-mission embedded edge computer. MILPC-4000 boasts a rich feature set built around an extreme rugged form factor, providing an economy of capability within a superior SWaP-C optimization effort. MILPC-4000 supports and enables real-time AI training and inferencing by integrating multiple immediate-future technologies.

Features

CPU: Intel Xeon or Core i7 Quad-Core
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce or Quadro
Up to 48GB DDR4 Dual Channel Memory
(2) x Removable SATA 2.5” SSD
Ultra-Dense I/O with Expansion Capability
Adaptable to Support Sensor/Video Capture/
Encode
Adaptable to Support Multiple Ground or
Airborne Data Bus Architectures Including
CAN/ARINC
Wide-Range DC Input 18-36VDC
MIL-STD-810H Shock and Vibration
MIL-STD-461E EMI/EMC
MIL-STD-1275E and MIL-STD-704F Power
IP66 Sealed Dust/Water Ingress
Windows/Linux OS Compatible
-40°C to +60°C Operating Temperature
(Passive Conduction Cooling)

Data Sheet

MILPC-4000

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