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May 21, 2024 Cubic Announces DTECH Fusion Edge (eHPC)

Cubic Announces DTECH Fusion Edge (eHPC) for enhanced edge computing.

Cubic, a recognized industry leader in providing trusted, scalable and intuitive edge compute and networking platforms, recently launched its DTECH Fusion Edge High-Performance Compute (eHPC). Fusion eHPC is a single-case solution that enables complex, data-rich processing at the edge, in denied, disrupted, intermittent and limited (DDIL) environments.

“Today’s operations require timely and accurate data. Fusion eHPC supports mission-critical decisions at the speed of conflict,” said Anthony Verna, SVP and GM, Cubic DTECH Mission Solutions. “The eHPC addition to our Family of Systems enables actionable intelligence in a rugged, powerful, and affordable single-case solution.” 

Fusion eHPC features a 64-core CPU, a dedicated graphics processor, high-speed networking, and user-accessible storage that’s smaller, lighter and faster than the competition. It allows for disconnected tactical-cloud and hyper-converged technologies at the tactical edge, delivering high-performance computing and networking to support data-rich workloads such as AI, ML and video analysis.

Learn more at DTECH Fusion eHPC (cubic.com)

 

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