Introduction of the XDomain Family
General Micro Systems (GMS) has officially launched its latest series of cross domain systems (CDS) known as the XDomain family, which will be showcased at the AUSA 2025 event, running from October 13 to 15. This new line is designed to meet the growing demands of the Combined Joint All Domain Command and Control (CJADC2) framework, which necessitates secure and efficient data transfer across various military domains. GMS’s innovative approach aims to overcome the limitations of traditional, bulky systems, offering lightweight and cost-effective solutions that can be integrated seamlessly into a range of platforms, including UAVs and mobile vehicles.
Technical Specifications and Features
The XDomain family consists of three distinct cross domain systems, each featuring advanced technological capabilities based on GMS’s proprietary X9 architecture. These systems are characterized by their small form factor and compliance with open standards such as Thunderbolt 4 and Ethernet. They effectively manage the separation of classified (Red) and unclassified (Black) data domains, thus ensuring secure data handling during transfer and storage. According to Ben Sharfi, CEO and chief architect of GMS, this new offering shatters the existing paradigm of large, expensive proprietary systems, providing an unprecedented blend of performance and accessibility.
The three new models include the X7 “RAPTOR” Nano-Stack, which boasts the lightest weight and compact design, making it ideal for high-volume applications like swarm drones. The X9 SPIDER “TacKit” Mini-Stack, while slightly larger, enhances performance with additional processing capabilities suited for medium-sized UAVs. Lastly, the VENOM “VIPER” NanoATR, designed for more demanding environments, demonstrates GMS’s commitment to innovation with features that support artificial intelligence processing and robust encryption.
Addressing Market Challenges
Cross domain systems are critical for facilitating the transfer of data between secure and unsecured environments, particularly in defense applications where data integrity and security are paramount. GMS’s new systems are engineered to address the challenges of maintaining high security while being lightweight and affordable, a contrast to the usual large-scale systems offered by major defense contractors. The implementation of these systems is essential for military operations that increasingly rely on smart sensors and real-time data exchange, particularly in joint operations that utilize military communication links.
As GMS prepares for AUSA 2025, the company is poised to revolutionize secure communication with its cross domain systems that not only simplify integration into existing military platforms but also enhance overall operational efficiency. Attendees can visit GMS at booth #8407 to learn more about these groundbreaking systems and how they align with modern military needs.
About General Micro Systems
With over four decades of experience, General Micro Systems has established itself as a leader in the development of rugged, high-density embedded computing systems tailored for defense, aerospace, and other critical applications. The company is committed to delivering innovative solutions that meet stringent military standards, ensuring reliability and performance in challenging environments. For more information, interested parties can visit www.gms4sbc.com.
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