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Brochures

Mission Capabilities One-Pager

This document gives you an overview of our capabilities, product lines, and some company information, including what other companies within Delta Information Systems^SM do

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DIS End-to-End (E2E) Corporate Overview

This one-pager provides an overview of all 5 of the DIS companies and shows how they all work together to provide an E2E solution to meet all your missions needs.

Ampex Capabilities Brochure - 2025 - 01_RevC_10292025_Page_1

Product Overview Brochure

Ampex^® offers full spectrum data management solutions for demanding environments and missions.

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High-Speed, High-Capacity Product Comparison Chart

Ampex Data Systems^® manufactures fast, smart, secure, and reliable open architecture systems offering advanced encryption, cyber security, and machine learning.

UVDR Module Data Sheet

Uncompressed Video Data Recorder (UVDR) Module captures uncompressed SDI exactly as the sensor delivers it and plays back the same pixels on demand.

RCC IRIG 106 Chapter 7 and Chapter 10/11 Streaming Product Offerings

Ampex Data Systems^® and its sister companies, GDP Space Systems and Acroamatics, were among the first in the industry to embrace Ethernet as a primary method of transport for telemetry data.

Capabilities Statement

Ampex Data Systems^® is a Silicon Valley based small business that specializes in systems for acquiring, exploiting and protecting data with cost-effective solutions for data recording, on-board storage, cyber security, data management, machine learning and other associated technologies.

Network Centric Flight Test Architectures

The easier management and control of large amounts of data can be achieved with the modern Ethernet over IP and the right software from Ampex Data Systems^®, and sister companies.

Papers

The Evidence Backbone for Cognitive Electronic Warfare

By: James Spriet, Ampex Data Systems EW/ISR SME Break down the deterministic evidence requirements required to preserve causal truth in Cognitive Electronic Warfare systems.

Redefining Real-Time AI at the Tactical Edge

Ampex is redefining real-time AI at the tactical edge; eliminating latency, enhancing sensor fusion, and enabling faster, smarter mission decisions.

Designing A User Experience (UX) for Encryption Key Loading

Explore how ADSI/STANAG 4575 supports flexible key loading strategies for Data-at-Rest security in modern military data storage systems.

NEXT GENERATION DATA DOWNLOAD

Dive into the future of telemetry with next-generation data download solutions. Discover advancements in speed, security, and interoperability to meet evolving mission demands.

How an RF Collection System Works

By: James Spriet, Ampex Data Systems EW/ISR SME This whitepaper explains the intricate processes of RF collection systems, detailing how signals are captured, amplified, filtered, converted, digitized, processed, stored, and transmitted. Essential reading for telemetry and data collection professionals.

Feature Creep for Efficiency

By: Malcolm Weir, Ampex CTO This paper explores how project scope additions can enhance functionality through collaboration. It follows the evolution of a data collection system into a traffic management platform, achieving economies of power, mass, and volume using specialist software on versatile hardware.

Benefits of NVMe over SATA in Defense Systems Data Recording

Explore the critical advantages of NVMe over SATA in defense systems data recording, highlighting superior speed, reliability, and future-proof technology in Dr. Robert Maskasky’s latest white paper. By Dr. Robert Maskasky

VITA 49’s Strategic Impact on Electronic Warfare

Discover the impact of VITA 49 on Electronic Warfare (EW) in our concise guide. From its role in standardizing signal data transport to enhancing interoperability and cognitive radio capabilities, explore real-world applications, challenges, and the future of VITA 49 in next-gen EW systems. Delve into its significance in signal processing, intelligence gathering, and its transformative influence on modern warfare.

Electronic Warfare Unveiled-Key Concepts for Maximum Impact

This guide is tailored specifically for the Department of Defense (DoD) and its supporting industry, acting as a compass to navigate the intricate maze of EW and ISR. Crafted with insights from a leading SME in the field, it offers a deep dive into critical components, shedding light on time-tested methodologies and emerging innovations. Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or a novice, this manual provides a structured pathway, ensuring you are abreast with the essentials that define the front lines of electronic and information warfare.

Turnstile — A Novel Encryption Scheme

Turnstile is an encryption scheme that combines tried, tested and trusted algorithms in such a way as to make recordings inaccessible even if an adversary has full access to, and control of, the test article.

The Utilization of NVME Storage in Edge Applications

Edge computing is becoming increasingly important in today’s technology landscape as the amount of data generated grows.

Application for Machine Learning to Reduce Downstream Processing

This paper explores the potential for the use of airborne content analytics in both the Test and Evaluation (T&E) and production/operational environments.

H.264 vs H.265 Video Compression Algorithms

This paper discusses the application of two of the latest video encoding approaches for test platforms, particularly in bandwidth-constrained and over imperfect (lossy) transmission links.

Presentations

Ampex Company Overview & Demo

Use this interactive presentation to learn about Ampex, review core capabilities, explore product solutions, and step through a system demonstration.

History of The Early Days of Ampex^® Corporation

Alexander M. Poniatoff founded Ampex^® in 1944, primarily to manufacture small motors and generators for military applications. When WWII ended, the military contracts dropped off, and Alex had to search for a new line of business to continue his company’s existence.

Videos & Training

Delta Mission Systems^SM – The Delta Difference – Ground Edition

Learn what sets Ampex Data Systems^® & Delta Digital Video^TM apart from the competition. Why should you choose Delta Mission Systems^SM for your missions’ needs? Advanced & Reliable Hardware, Cutting-Edge Software, Cyber security focused, & performance you can trust.

Training & Lunch and Learns

Ampex^® provides education and training sessions for a variety of needs both virtually (video teleconference) and in person as part of customer lunch and learns. Education topics include software-based recording, onboard cyber security/encryption, high speed data acquisition and storage, and artificial intelligence/machine learning, among many others.

Training is focused on effectively using Ampex^® products and includes configuration, operation, and maintenance techniques and procedures. In-person sessions can be done at your location or at Ampex^® locations in Silicon Valley, Colorado Springs, Colorado, or the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania metro area (parent company location).

Latest News

General

Ampex Japan Achieves ISO 9001:2015 Recertification

March 17, 2026

Ampex is proud to share that Ampex Japan Ltd. has once again been certified to ISO 9001:2015, reaffirming its long-standing commitment to quality in both…

Product Spotlight

Delta Information Systems Recorder Comparison Guide

February 20, 2026

Acquire. Transport. Record. Process. Protect. Display & Analyze. This guide is a side-by-side comparison of the recording products across all three Delta Information Systems companies:…

History

From the Black Widow’s Nose to the Stars

February 10, 2026

By James Spriet EW/ISR SME | Mission Systems Lead 10 Feb 2026 Darkness Over France Occupied France. October 1944. Author’s note* The opening scene is…