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October 2021 - PRESS RELEASE!
SRHEC Parts Library Database Certified to Operate in the Cloud as Part of TSS-DTE
ORO VALLEY, Ariz., Oct. 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- (Oct. 05, 2021) – Nimbis Services, Inc. (Nimbis), today announced that the Strategic Radiation Hardened Electronics Council (SRHEC) Parts Library database has been granted the authority to operate on its cloud platform, the Trusted Silicon Stratus Distributed Transition Environment (TSS-DTE). The TSS-DTE is a secure, multi-tenancy platform that enables users to collaborate, innovate and educate in a secure community workspace. The Authority to Operate certification, a formal declaration accepting the risk to operations, was granted by the Air Force Research Laboratory in Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. The TSS-DTE is hosting the database by Nimbis in partnership with NSWC Crane.
The SRHEC Parts Library database is designed to manage and protect Critical Program Information (CPI) and provide a DoD-wide Qualified Parts List (QPL) in a highly secure parts management system. The database streamlines the part selection process and reduces cost by providing users from multi-agencies and DoD sites a common parts database for use in microelectronics design.
The TSS-DTE provides a trusted microelectronics Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) ecosystem that provisions a design-to-release, and manufacturing-to-operational-lifecycle, management cloud computing infrastructure and enterprise architecture. The TSS-DTE manages secure data repositories for tools, IP, ITAR and non-ITAR sensitive data, and provenance information within a DoD ATO-certified cloud domain for DoD operational users. Because the TSS-DTE is also technology agnostic, it can be applied to a multitude of applications within the commercial and academic space, including smart manufacturing, supply chain and database management, and workforce development.
The certification of database to operate on the TSS-DTE was praised by both NSWC Crane and Nimbis.
"Receiving the AFRL ATO certification is a significant achievement for the SRHEC Parts Library and the first step in achieving a classified cloud certification," said Jeffrey Johann, SRHEC Technical Execution Lead, NSWC Crane. "Our goal is to establish a Strategic Radiation Hardened microelectronics library to facilitate government re-use of intellectual property throughout DoD."
Robert Graybill, Co-Founder and CEO of Nimbis Services, Inc., agreed saying, "The AFRL ATO certification is a major milestone for the SRHEC Parts Library database on its path to obtaining a DoD-wide FedRAMP ATO on the TSS-DTE," he said, "and an exciting time at Nimbis as we grow our strategic partnerships with DoD and expand our adeptness in the microelectronics design space."
The TSS-DTE was developed based on the Joint Federated Assurance Center (JFAC) guidelines for a trusted and secure cloud ecosystem. Nimbis is currently pursuing an Impact Level 4 (IL-4) and higher security-level accreditation for the TSS-DTE in support of a classified mission cloud system. Read More
September 2021
On Sept. 30, the DOD opened a parts library to serve the department and other agencies with requirements for radiation hardened parts, including NASA and the Department of Energy. The cloud-based library is hosted by Nimbis Services in Oro Valley, Arizona. Known as the Trusted Silicon Stratus Distributed Transition Environment, the authority to operate this library was issued by the Strategic Radiation Hardened Electronics Council; the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio; and the Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division in Indiana. Read More
March 2021
Advanced Manufacturing International, Inc. (AMI), a Manufacturing Technology Deployment Group, Inc. (MTDG) subsidiary, proudly announces the appointments to the Strategic Advisory Council and Board of Directors of its Smart Manufacturing Leadership Consortium (SMLC) business unit. Read More
Advanced Manufacturing International, Inc. (AMI), a Manufacturing Technology Deployment Group, Inc. (MTDG) subsidiary, proudly announces the appointments to the Strategic Advisory Council and Board of Directors of its Smart Manufacturing Leadership Consortium (SMLC) business unit.
Nimbis Services, Inc. (Nimbis), the creator of the Trusted Silicon Stratus Distributed Transition Environment (TSS-DTE) a collaborative, trusted and secure cloud ecosystem, is pleased to announce it has received U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) approval under the Federal Government's Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), contract no. 47QSMD–20–R–0001.
Erica Graham, a bright young Ph.D. candidate attending the University at Albany and SUNY Poly’s College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, enrolled in a summer course recommended by her professor. Her experience at AIM Academy changed her view on the future of technology – that’s not even visible to the naked eye – nanometer sized light particles that drive so many to the advanced technological workforce today.
The world is facing a major disruption in daily life and a lot of uncertainties due to COVID-19. At Nimbis Services, we want to sincerely thank the hard work of emergency responders, doctors, nurses, grocery store workers, and other essential workers who have been on the frontlines in helping people during this challenging time.
Check out the latest edition of CIO Review which highlights Bob Graybill & Brian Schott of Nimbis Services, Inc. featured as one of the 20 Most Promising AWS Solution Providers 2017.
The company will support a research and development project to help the service branch manage microelectronics supply chain risks.
Nimbis featured in Ohio Supercomputer Center, an OH-TECH Consortium Member, Research Report 2015-16.
For small- to medium-sized companies to keep pace with both their customers and their competition, they need a technological advantage. That advantage might just be modeling, simulation and data analysis, and that's where AweSim comes in. But where exactly are we going? How can we get there? And how can we engage?
Nimbis proudly announces partnership with Nimbix, Inc., a leading pure High Performance Computing (HPC) cloud provider offering systems built for volume, speed, and simplicity. In this partnership, Nimbis will pair Simulia Portfolio software with Nimbix’ HPC cloud platform; a pre-configured optimized solution with access to a user-friendly Abaqus compute remote desktop application via their JARVICE supercomputer platform.
Nimbis’ VAR distribution agreement with Dassault Systemés was recently revised to include expansion of Geographic Area (now serving all states within the United States of America and Canada) and Simulia Portfolio of Products (continued offering of Abaqus FEA; now offering fe-safe, Isight, and Tosca).
Nimbis Services, Inc. (Nimbis) announces relocation of their headquarters from McLean, Virginia to Oro Valley, Arizona, just north of Tucson.
Nimbis Services, Inc. is pleased to announce our involvement in DOE’s Smart Manufacturing Innovation Institute.
The U.S. Air Force has awarded a Small Business Innovation Research phase 3 indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to Nimbis Services for continued research and development services on a cloud-based Defense Department silicon integrated circuit design environment. Click here to read the article.
Nimbis Services, Inc. is proud to be associated with Smart Manufacturing Leadership Coalition (SMLC) featured in the inaugural issue of Smart Manufacturing Magazine and recognized in the central feature "30 Visionairies" of those leading the way in digital transformation of modern manufacturing operations.
Today the AweSim program at the Ohio Supercomputer Center announced it has been selected to develop one of 10 national industry projects under the DOE High Performance Computing for Manufacturing (HPC4Mfg) program. AweSim Simulation with HPC4Mfg
Alan Chalker and AweSim were featured recently in Desktop Engineering, a publication that specializes in engineering technology, services and news. The story “Simulation for the Masses is AweSim” is a nice look at everything OSC is doing with AweSim. We encourage you to give it a read when you get a chance.
Bob Graybill discusses reasons small-to-medium-sized manufacturers might want to consider HPC resources for modeling and simulation.