Neousys SEMIL-2207 Rugged Mission Critical Computer with 2x M12 10GbE and 4x M12 2.5GbE

The Neousys SEMIL-2207 is the standard variant of the SEMIL-2200 mission-critical computer family — the configuration that anchors the family’s compliance and connectivity profile. Defence, government, and certified mission-critical installs use it where the install spec calls for IP69K ingress protection, MIL-STD-810H shock and vibration, MIL-STD-461G electromagnetic compatibility, and MIL-STD-1275D power-supply tolerance — all on the same compute hardware.

Compute is Intel 14th, 13th, and 12th Gen Core at 35W TDP on the R680E platform with up to 128GB of ECC or non-ECC DDR5-4800. ECC matters specifically on the long-running mission deployments where the SEMIL-2207 stays in service across operational cycles measured in months or years, and soft memory errors would compromise data integrity over that horizon. Intel vPro and AMT 16.0 cover remote management where physical access to the chassis is restricted by operational security or mission posture, and dTPM 2.0 covers hardware-rooted trust where mission-data confidentiality is part of the install brief.

The seven-port Ethernet complement on the SEMIL-2207 is sized for the mission integration workload. Two 10GbE ports (Intel X550-AT2) cover the high-bandwidth sensor and signal-intelligence buses common on ISR, sensor-fusion, and platform-data installs — where dual-stream 10GbE bandwidth replaces what a fibre backplane would otherwise carry. Four 2.5GbE ports (Intel I226-IT) cover lower-bandwidth platform subsystems and IP camera installations. One GbE (Intel I219-LM) carries the management LAN. All seven ports are M12 X-coded — the threaded retention is what keeps connectors seated through the shock and vibration profile of MIL-STD-810H Category 4, where standard RJ45 latches would pop free.

Two isolated CAN 2.0 ports (SocketCAN-compatible in Linux) cover vehicle CAN bus integration on land platforms and platform-system-bus connectivity on naval and air installs. Four serial COM ports — two isolated RS-232 plus one RS-232 plus one RS-422/485 — cover the legacy serial subsystem integration that almost always exists on defence platforms regardless of generation. Two USB 3.2 Gen1x1 Type-C ports with shared DisplayPort alternative mode plus two USB 2.0 ports (all M12) cover peripherals and operator-display attach.

Mechanical envelope is the 220mm × 310mm × 90.5mm half-rack chassis (6.2kg) in corrosion-resistant stainless steel and aluminium, with rack-mount and wall-mount brackets standard. The 9 to 36V DC input via M12 L-coded with MIL-STD-1275D filtering rides the ripple, surge, and spike conditions of a 28V military DC bus without resetting the compute. Built-in ignition power control covers platform power-up and shutdown sequences without external relay logic. Storage is two SATA 2.5″ bays with RAID 0/1 plus Gen4 x4 NVMe up to 7,000 MB/s. Three mini-PCIe sockets with SIM, an M.2 B-key socket for 5G/4G, and an M.2 E-key socket for Wi-Fi cover wireless expansion.