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Jun 2, 2026 Events, Satcom, Computing

GEOINT 2026: Conversations on the Ground, Eyes on the Sky

The Radeus Labs team made its first trip to theGEOINT Symposium 2026, held early May at the Gaylord Rockies Convention Center in Aurora, Colorado. Hosted by the United States…

May 26, 2026 Computing

When RAM Beats Gold Prices. Tech CEO Juliet Correnti's Advice to Mission-Critical Teams.

This is not a general market warning. This is an operational update for teams whose programs depend on SSDs or RAM and it affects current orders, delivery timelines, and budgets.…

May 19, 2026 Events, Computing

AIAA AVIATION Forum 2026: Radeus Labs at Booth #521 in San Diego

The aerospace programs moving fastest in 2026 have one thing in common: they figured out their compute early. AIAA AVIATION Forum 2026 lands in San Diego June 8–12, bringing…

May 12, 2026 Events, Computing

Modern Day Marine 2026: Modernization and Tactical Edge Compute

Radeus Labs attended Modern Day Marine 2026 at the end of last month in D.C. The event is the largest military equipment, systems, and technology exposition exclusively targeted…

Apr 28, 2026 Computing

CMMC, AI, and Engineering Data Control

CMMC, AI, and Engineering Data Control Cybersecurity rarely enters engineering organizations as a standalone initiative. It emerges as systems become more compute-heavy, more…

Apr 21, 2026 Computing

What Thoughtful Engineering Looks Like From The Inside Out

In hardware engineering, most conversations about product quality focus on the "outside" metrics: performance benchmarks, environmental ratings, and spec sheets. Those things…

Apr 14, 2026 Computing

The $500 RAM Stick: Navigating the 2026 Memory Spike

If your systems rely on compute, storage, or embedded hardware, the numbers have already changed under you. RAM that cost $32 a stick last August is now $500. SSDs that were $125…

Mar 17, 2026 Computing

Cybersecurity as a System Dependency in Mission-Critical Computing

In mission-critical computing environments, long-term system performance depends on more than processing power, advanced computing solutions, or hardware specifications. It…

Jan 20, 2026 Events, Computing

AIAA SciTech 2026: The Prime-and-Academia Mix That Worked

AIAA SciTech 2026 created space for deeper technical conversations across academia and industry. With a compact exhibit hall (about 115 vendors) and a strong academic backbone,…

Jan 13, 2026 Computing

Stop Warehousing Spare Parts: Rethinking Redundancy Under Virtualization

Redundancy historically has meant lots and lots of hardware. If a system was critical, additional workstations or servers were purchased. Full systems were boxed and stored as…

Dec 16, 2025 Events, Computing

I/ITSEC 2025: The Trends in Simulation Worth Paying Attention To

After a year of AI dominated headlines, I/ITSEC 2025 brought the conversation back to infrastructure. This show was about systems, sustainability, and the real engineering work…

Dec 15, 2025 Computing

MTBF: What It Actually Means and How to Use It Correctly

You're evaluating GPU computing platforms for high GPU output computing for a mission-critical deployment. Vendor A quotes an MTBF of 100,000 hours. Vendor B claims 150,000 hours.…