XRS 3U-IP W9 SeriesExtreme Rugged Edge Workstations with IP54 protection rate
14th/13th Gen Intel® Core™ Processors

Overview
XRS 3U-IP W9 features a powerful computing platform based on 14th / 13th Gen Intel® Core™ i9 / i7 / i5 / i3 Processors, delivering outstanding performance, improved energy efficiency, and robust support for AI capabilities and high-speed connectivity. The integrated IPMI services support monitoring, control, and management functions, sending alarm notifications in case of critical events.
XRS 3U-IP W9 Extreme Rugged Workstation has an IP54 protection rate and features a 3U milled aluminium chassis designed to provide superior resistance.
The unit is equipped with MIL-grade connectors for I/O ports and for power input. XRS can host up to five full-size PCIe boards including GPU, FPGA modules, and any other high-performance PCI Express board. The front panel includes VGA, IPMI LAN, USB 3.2, and a removable battery holder. Two 3.5” drive bays can host up to six removable SSDs. Qualified according to MIL-STD-810G for temperature, shocks, and vibrations, and conforming to MIL-STD-461G for EMI/EMC, the XRS Series Extreme Rugged Workstations are robustly built to meet the stringent requirements of Edge computing environments.
System Features

Mechanical Features

Rear Panel
I/O ports: Removable panel with D38999 MIL-Type Connectors for I/O routing from the motherboard interfaces or from any expansion boards installed within the system. The total number of D38999 connectors varies according to the selected shell size and interface configuration.
Environmental Features

The other configurations of XRS IP Series
Same platform, same spec sheet: form factor, socket and I/O are what change. Tick two and read them side by side.
Other platforms
Products from other series, suggested by our engineering office: they are another platform, not a configuration of this one.
Insights & Engineering Guides

Buying Guide8 min read
How to Specify a Rugged Computer for Defence
A practical framework for defence engineers to define the right operating temperature range, mechanical envelope, power budget, I/O requirements and qualification standards before issuing an RFQ.
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Technical Guide5 min read
Conduction-Cooled vs Air-Cooled: Choosing the Right Thermal Solution
Sealed conduction-cooled systems eliminate ingress risk but require thermal interface planning. Air-cooled systems offer higher compute density. This guide helps you choose based on your platform constraints.
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Technical Guide7 min read
VPX vs COTS Rackmount: Platform Architecture for Mission Computing
OpenVPX provides modular scalability and standardised backplane interfaces. COTS rackmount offers faster integration and lower NRE. A guide to choosing the right architecture for your programme.
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