LIVERMORE, Calif. – Jan. 27, 2020 – GDCA Inc. gdca.com, a California-based company that specializes in legacy equipment manufacturing of obsolete embedded computer equipment, announced this week that it has reached a partnership deal with Radisys<https://www.radisys.co
Together, the companies have completed the transfer of over 300 COM Express and ATCA<https://www.gdca.com/prod
“The leadership at Radisys recognized that even though they were strategically focused, they didn’t have to leave behind customers who still rely on their older product designs. This a bold move, providing customers with access to parts indefinitely – it’s unheard of in the industry today,” said Ethan Plotkin<https://www.gdca.com/a
“As we begin to understand how obsolescence affects manufacturers and customers alike, the partnership<https://www.gdca.c
“GDCA’s 30 years of experience has made the transfer of over 300 products relatively effortless,” Hawely said, “Our desire to find a solution for long-time customers, effectively not leaving them behind, shows how Radisys remains committed to supporting our customers’ needs<https://www.gdca.com/ip-
Following the transfer in November 2019, Radisys notified all affected customers, directing them to GDCA for any new purchase or services requests.
About GDCA Inc.
GDCA services customers of legacy products. These are products that have become a burden for embedded board and system OEMs to continue supporting. Since its founding in 1987, GDCA has served as a legacy equipment manufacturer and a second source of supply for more than 2,500 companies worldwide.
GDCA’s PLM+(tm) methodology provides long-term customer support and sustainment for end-of-life COTS and custom embedded computer boards and systems. It does this by using OEM-authorized intellectual property to offer legacy manufacturing, lifecycle planning, lifecycle assurance and legacy engineering.
For more information regarding GDCA’s services, visit https://www.gdca.com/.