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We take a look back at a hugely productive year for the Systel team, from new products to growing our global footprint, as well as exciting industry events. 2024 was a year of many achievements, underpinned by the hard work and dedication from the Systel family, and here we review some of our most exciting moments and wider industry trends.

Military Embedded Systems covers the product introduction of Systel's Kite-Strike II x86 product at the 2024 AUSA Annual Meeting and Exposition.

Shephard Media covers the public launch of Systel's Sparrow-Strike x86 edge compute product at the 2024 AUSA Annual Meeting and Exposition.

Systel’s Sparrow-Strike x86 ultra-small-form-factor (USFF) compute at the edge product was awarded the 4-Star Best in Show Award by Military Embedded Systems at the 2024 Annual Association of the United States Army (AUSA) conference. Sparrow-Strike x86 received the highest level award in the Embedded Computing category.

Washington, D.C., USA – 10 October 2024: Systel will showcase a new product in its popular Kite-Strike II embedded computer line at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) 2024 Annual Meeting and Exposition, featuring a next-gen Intel x86 COM-HPC architecture that supports a range of compute at the edge applications.

Washington, D.C., USA – 11 October 2024: Systel, an industry leader in rugged computing, is pleased to introduce Gray Wolf 2, a high-density, high-performance rugged compute solution at the 2024 AUSA Annual Meeting and Exposition.

The conflict in Ukraine and Russia’s aggression towards NATO has lit a spark for European defense, providing critical focus for countries and political blocs, including the European Union (EU). The dangerous geopolitical environment Europe now finds itself in has ushered in a new era of defense spending and a renewed focus on modernization, particularly in land systems. In this blog, we look at how Europe is now responding to its biggest existential threat for a generation and modernizing its land capabilities.

As with any technology that is new and potentially revolutionary, there’s always a concern about the negative impacts it could have on people and wider societies. That’s no different for AI, and there is an understandable concern surrounding this technology as it develops and its use becomes more widespread.

Systel is re-aligning its line of rugged rackmount computers under Wolf nomenclature and branding. This new product brand architecture makes it easier for customers to cross-compare products and make the best decisions based on their unique requirements.