Leidos chooses servers for Army sigint system

Leidos has chosen servers from Crystal Group Inc. for the Army's eXpeditionary RT real-time signals intelligence system.

Leidos' XRT system is a scalable, high-performance computing platform that extracts real-time, context-sensitive situational awareness conditions from enormous quantities and disparate sources of data. Crystal Group will provide its RS378 Rugged 3U server, according to a company news release.

"The Leidos XRT System is critical to the Army's operation in the battlefield, and we are proud to be a part of this capability," said Crystal Group President Scott Kongable. "Our rugged servers provide the reliability, portability and durability needed to operate in hostile environments while providing the high compute processing necessary to recognize and overcome potential battlefield threats."

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