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Aug 8, 2018CONTRACTRobins Air Force Base, Georgia, United States

Raytheon awarded $11.4M Air Force contract for trusted computing in GPS receivers

Raytheon received an $11.4 million order from the U.S. Air Force to implement trusted ASIC technology in the MAGR-2000 GPS receiver for military aircraft.

Value

$11.4M

Status

Announced

Productstrusted ASIC componentsMAGR-2000 GPS receiver

CompaniesU.S. Air Force customer Trimble Inc. partner Raytheon supplier

Sectors#Aerospace Components #Semiconductors and Industrial Electronics

“Navigation and guidance experts at the Raytheon Co. will add trusted computing capability to high-precision secure U.S. Air Force airborne Global Positioning System (GPS) guidance under terms of an $11.4 million order announced Tuesday.”militaryaerospace.com

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militaryaerospace.comAir Force asks Raytheon to provide trusted computing to GPS with secure ASIC components | Military AerospaceAug 8, 2018

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