VITA News
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VITA vision
“Open Standards, Open Markets.” As the premier standards-development organization in the critical embedded computing space, this tag line could not be more accurate!
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Dean Holman named as President/Executive Director of VITA
FOUNTAIN HILLS, Ariz. VITA, the trade association for standard computing architectures serving critical embedded-systems industries, announced that Dean Holman is VITA's President and Executive Director, effective February 1, 2022. Jerry Gipper, the previous Executive Director, will continue as VITA’s Marketing Director.
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SOSA Reaches a Key Milestone
The Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) Consortium was formed under The Open Group in 2017 to enable government and industry to collaboratively develop open standards and best practices to enable, enhance and accelerate the deployment of affordable, capable, interoperable sensor systems. Since then, SOSA has been working diligently on getting their first standard released. This [...]
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2021 State of the VITA Technology Industry - Spring Edition
We live in interesting times.
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Building an ecosystem for VNX
The recent announcement of the VITA-VNX Marketing Alliance formation to foster open system architecture in critical and intelligent embedded systems is another positive step forward for the VITA 74 NanoX small for factorm (SFF) standard, and marks a good time to remember the story behind the VITA 74 NanoX standard and the current progress that is being made.
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Pacific Pivot focus accelerates demand for OpenVPX server-class embedded processing
Over the past several years, the Obama administration has indicated it would be changing focus from the Middle East and rebalance, or pivot, toward the Pacific. This "Pacific Pivot" regional strategy will require new roles and missions in "more contested" environments, which means that airborne intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) platforms will be required to operate differently than they have before.
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VMEbus pushes the high end at Bus & Board 2004
Dean Holman, VITA Executive Director
John McHale, Editorial Director
