Mercury Systems, Inc., a global technology company that delivers mission-critical processing to the edge, today announced contract awards totaling more than $60 million for work associated with two critical U.S. space and strategic weapons programs.
In December, Mercury was awarded a development contract extension in support of a large strategic weapons program that leverages the company’s expertise in strategic radiation-hardened data and signal processing. Initially awarded in 2023, Mercury’s development work on the program will now continue through 2031 and include the delivery of additional flight-testing units.
In December, Mercury was also awarded a new contract from an innovative space systems prime contractor to produce subsystems for a U.S. national security space program. This is the second customer to adopt Mercury’s radiation-tolerant wideband storage and processing subsystem that features AMD Versal™ AI Core series FPGAs and 4.5 terabyte data storage drives, which were recently released into production. Mercury received the first contract for the subsystem in 2024 for another U.S. satellite program. The critical design review for that satellite subsystem was recently completed, validating that it meets all requirements and is ready to enter production.
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Download free sample pages“Mercury is proud to support these critical U.S. national security missions,” said Roya Montakhab, Senior Vice President of Integrated Processing Solutions. “The Mercury Processing Platform features unique capabilities that deliver enhanced performance and resiliency for space and strategic weapons programs, and these awards highlight the increasing demand for our technology in these domains.”
