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EIZO Rugged Solutions

7 facts from 3 public sources, as of 20 August 2026.

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What EIZO Rugged Solutions says it makes, in its own words

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  • Embedded COTS 3U VPX, OpenVPX, graphics, GPGPU, and video capture solutions for mil-aero. NVIDIA GPU, 6U VPX, VITA 65, SOSA aligned

    The company's own description · EIZO Rugged Solutions website · read 20 August 2026 · the fact

  • Military Rugged embedded video hardware such as H.265 encoder, LCD displays, XMC, 3UVPX graphics, GPGPU, NVIDIA GPU, AMD MIL-STD-810. De

    The company's own description · EIZO Rugged Solutions website · read 20 August 2026 · the fact

  • Rugged NVIDIA/AMD graphics, GPGPU and video capture XMC/VPX cards designed for use in environments with high temperatures, shock and vibration. MIL-STD-810

    The company's own description · EIZO Rugged Solutions website · read 20 August 2026 · the fact

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Contract award

Federal subcontract P262490-2, $258,101 under BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INC.: EIZO RUGGED SOLUTIONS DEVELOPS COTS ELECTRONIC HARDWARE PRODUCTS, GPGPU COMPUTING, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

USAspending.gov award data · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 10 December 2025

In the record

EIZO Rugged Solutions: News item, event type not classified

EIZO Rugged Solutions newsroom · The entry · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 31 July 2026

In the record

EIZO Rugged Solutions: Product launch or entry into service

EIZO Rugged Solutions newsroom · The entry · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 10 August 2026

The company's own statement

Defense Electronics Supplier - COTS embedded XMC & 3U VPX; raw video capture, rugged GPGPU, Artificial Intelligence, rugged monitors, radar

EIZO Rugged Solutions website · retrieved 20 August 2026

The company's own statement

Embedded COTS 3U VPX, OpenVPX, graphics, GPGPU, and video capture solutions for mil-aero. NVIDIA GPU, 6U VPX, VITA 65, SOSA aligned

EIZO Rugged Solutions website · retrieved 20 August 2026

The company's own statement

Military Rugged embedded video hardware such as H.265 encoder, LCD displays, XMC, 3UVPX graphics, GPGPU, NVIDIA GPU, AMD MIL-STD-810. De

EIZO Rugged Solutions website · retrieved 20 August 2026

The company's own statement

Rugged NVIDIA/AMD graphics, GPGPU and video capture XMC/VPX cards designed for use in environments with high temperatures, shock and vibration. MIL-STD-810

EIZO Rugged Solutions website · retrieved 20 August 2026

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