VMEbus in Military Systems

Join Concurrent Technologies Plc in Hall 2, Stand H2 – 913, at the ExCeL London Exhibition Centre from 12th-15th September, and discover more about their latest range of embedded solutions, systems, and services. DSEI 2023, in the most significant

Essex based Concurrent Technologies Plc, which designs and makes high-end embedded computer systems and boards for critical applications, has increased revenues and pre-tax profits in the six months to June 30. Based on its unaudited management

Shares in computer essentials maker Concurrent Technologies up 14.9% at 66.94 pence. The company expects to post FY revenues slightly ahead of current market expectations and profit before tax (PBT) materially ahead of estimates. “Global supply chain

Helios demonstrates Concurrent Technologies’ expertise and commitment to providing a range of ruggedized system solutions with an optimal Size, Weight, Power and Cost (SWaP-C) envelope that operate reliably in challenging environments. This ruggedized vision computer system

Concurrent Technologies plc (LON:CNC) designs and manufactures a range of computing products for use in critical embedded applications.  The Company was established in 1985 with the majority of products being high performance Single Board Computers (SBC’s)

Concurrent Technologies has signed a distribution agreement with SoC-e, an internationally recognized provider of advanced equipment for real-time, high-availability Deterministic Ethernet networking for critical sectors. This significant distribution agreement enables Concurrent Technologies to offer SoC-e’s Relyum

Concurrent Technologies, a world-leading specialist in the design and manufacture of high-end embedded computer and system-orientated solutions for critical applications, announces that it has secured a contract with a UK FTSE 250 company to supply a

Concurrent Technologies announced that it has secured a contract with a UK FTSE 250 company to supply a custom set of embedded systems for a national defence installation. The contract, valued at c.£1.25 million, marks a