Current and Future War Fighting Efforts Depend on the Dominating Z Multiple Processor Unit (Z MPU)

In the Army’s leading ground force program, the powerful Z MPU is a primary support of the ground defense programs for the United States Army’s Tactical Operations Center (TOC). Inside large tactical tents, the United States Army Commanders are strategizing every detail of their war-fighting effort.

Tables line the interior of the tents loaded with tactical phones, rugged laptops and displays, which are supported by the Z MPU located in the shelter mounted on a HUMVEE just outside the tent.

In a similar scenario, the Marine Corps’ primary aviation program is organizing its air defense approach in a TOC where the Z MPU is again the computing heart of the mission. In both cases, all areas of the tactical team inside the tent utilize the Z MPU, including targeting, logistics, air coverage and Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV) traffic. The Z MPU acts as a computational link between the actions of the soldiers and the high command controlling the tactical maneuvers.
The Z MPU offers superior computing functionality across all military formations. The Z Multiple Processor Unit (Z MPU) offers up to seven simultaneously operating mission controls, hot-swappable in the field, with an option for up to five on-board shared peripherals, and that delivers a small footprint to easily support missions on-the-fly.

In both the Army and Marine Corps programs, the Z Microsystems’ Z MPU acts as the core computing source between the command and its troops, helping the military achieve maximized force performance in its initiatives for peace.