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Extreme Engineering Solutions (X-ES) Bridges 3U VPX & 3U cPCI Conduction Cooled SBCs with XTend4010 Hybrid Backplane and System Offering

May 8th, 2008 — News

Listening to their customers, Extreme Engineering Solutions (X-ES) developed an easy answer to the question: “Can I preserve my investment in older 3U cPCI cards with newer X-ES 3U VPX cards?” Witness the nine-slot XTend4010 Hybrid Backplane which marries (3) 3U cPCI slots with (4) 3U VPX slots is a “dual dissimilar” fabric topology. Featured details include: XTend4010 The…

Extreme Engineering Solutions Scores Triple-Double with Processor-based Advanced Mezzanine Cards

October 16th, 2007 — News

Extreme Engineering Solutions (X-ES) announces the introduction of three new Advanced Mezzanine Cards at the 2007 AdvancedTCA Summit. For use in both AdvancedTCA and MicroTCA systems, each of the three AMC boards is a single-width, mid-height AMC featuring a high-performance dual-core processor. The XPedite5140 hosts NXP’s (formerly Freescale) MPC8641D, XPedite7040 employs an Intel® Core™2 Duo,…

Extreme Engineering Targets Eighteen PowerPC processors on ATCA Blade: XCalibur1411 first ATCA card to support ground-breaking P.A. Semi silicon

June 18th, 2007 — News

NXTcomm is a show dominated by “big telcos” and “big iron”, but this year up-start hardware vendor Extreme Engineering (booth #3078) is grabbing “big headlines” with their AdvancedTCA blade hosting eighteen PowerPC processors. XCalibur1411 targets nine dual-core P.A. Semi PA6T-1682 PWRficient processors and each of the eighteen processor cores run at up to 2 GHz. Coupled…

Extreme Engineering Expands PrPMC Performance Envelope – Targets Dual Core PWRficient PA6T-1682 at only 17 Watts Typical!

June 15th, 2007 — News

System Architects – this press release is for you. Are you trying to upgrade the performance of your core router, but maintain the blade interconnect? Have an existing security device that needs an encryption engine + processor boost? Trying to maintain a PowerPC software code base in your RNC, but require a 10x performance increase…

Extreme Engineering shatters Performance/Watt Barrier – Releases 3U VPX SBC supporting dual core PowerPC @ 34W

February 5th, 2007 — News

Your program manager just provided the next generation system requirements: increase CPU performance 10x, decrease power requirements, shrink existing 6U chassis to 3U, and migrate existing PMC modules to the new system. A tall order? Not with XPedite8070 as your new PowerPC based SBC. XPedite8070 from Extreme Engineering brings a revolutionary new Power Architecture (PowerPC)…