Harris Chas selected RMI’s XLR Processor as the foundation for its data plane processing function being developed for the Warfighter Information Network — Tactical (WIN-T) Program. The development project awarded to RMI consists of custom board development for data plane processing along with associated software that leverages RMI’s XLR500 Series processor’s architecture, performance and scalability.
RMI said its XLR was chosen for the project because it met the application’s performance goals within a very constrained power and thermal environment, while providing the ability to port a substantial amount of legacy software written in C-Programming language.
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