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Green Hills Software powers next-generation routing solution for Rockwell Collins
Green Hills Software has announced that its INTEGRITY® RTOS, GateD® Advanced Routing and MULTI® integrated development environment (IDE) have been selected by Rockwell Collins as the operating system unicast routing solution and tools environment for the Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS) Enterprise Network Services Tactical Data Controller product. Green Hills products and services are the basis for the secure and reliable interoperation between networking and legacy waveforms as well as critical radio network management and networking services.
“NThe primary purpose of the Tactical Data Controller is to “design, develop, test, and field enterprise software solutions for routing data between the JTRS Increment 1 networking waveforms -- Wideband Networking Waveform (WNW) and Soldier Radio Waveform (SRW) -- and the Legacy High Frequency (HF), Ultra High Frequency (UHF) SATCOM and SINCGARS waveforms. These products are intended to be integrated with GMR and HMS form factors within their current development schedules.
“The significance of this effort is that there must be compatibility when routing legacy HF and UHF SATCOM waveforms with more current SRW and WNW waveforms,” stated Warther. “Delivering this capability requires a partitioned, real-time operating system that can pass the Unified Infosec certification.”
“Green Hills software has a long legacy in supporting the JPEO JTRS Enterprise and associated Software Defined Radio manufacturers,” according to Dan Mender, vice president of business development, Green Hills Software. “Our continued investments in ensuring our products comply with the Software Communications Architecture (SCA) coupled with our participation in the SCA NEXT working group, while offering integrated commercial-grade unicast routing support with GateD, ensure that our customers can count on Green Hills Software to deliver the necessary support required for current and future success in this innovative radio program.”