Jupiter Systems — 18:66:F0 (MA-L)

Jupiter Systems is a Hayward, California manufacturer of video-wall and control-room visualization hardware — the Catalyst, J-Series, PixelNet, and StreamPoint processor/controller families plus the Canvas collaborative-visualization software — sold into command-center, broadcast, and enterprise-collaboration markets. IEEE's the IEEE MA-L registry carries exactly one MA-L block under this precise organization name, 18:66:F0, registered to "Jupiter Systems" at 31015 Huntwood Ave, Hayward, CA. A second, textually similar registrant, "JUPITER SYSTEMS, INC." (00:80:09, San Leandro, CA), is a legally distinct entity per its ", INC." suffix and is deliberately excluded from this entry — it slugs separately as vendor-jupiter-systems-inc, matching the site's existing convention (e.g., "HP Inc." maps to vendor-hp-inc, not vendor-hp). What elevates this single-block registrant well above a shell registration is an unusually well-documented corporate history and an active federal national-security dispute: founded in 1981, acquired by InFocus Corporation in 2015, then by Hong Kong-based Suirui International in February 2020, apparently without CFIUS notification at the time. CFIUS opened a review in March 2024; a July 8, 2025 presidential Section 721 (Defense Production Act) order found the 2020 acquisition a national-security threat and ordered divestment; Suirui/Jupiter missed the (twice-extended) deadline, prompting the Justice Department's first-ever enforcement suit under that authority and, on May 26, 2026, a federal court granted a preliminary injunction and appointed a receiver over Jupiter pending litigation. No device-level firmware vulnerabilities were found for Jupiter hardware in this research — the live, sourced risk here is corporate ownership and national security, not a device CVE.

OUI prefix / registry class

18:66:F0, MA-L [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry

Organization name / address

"Jupiter Systems", 31015 Huntwood Ave, Hayward, CA, US 94544-7007 [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry

IANA reference

none published for this MA-L record [Confirmed — left blank, not fabricated] — the IEEE MA-L registry

Date registered

Unknown — IEEE's public the IEEE MA-L registry has no assignment/registration-date column at all; no third-party "date registered" scrape is attributed to IEEE here [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry

Excluded distinct entity

"JUPITER SYSTEMS, INC." (00:80:09, San Leandro, CA) is a separate legal entity (", INC." suffix); would slug as vendor-jupiter-systems-inc per existing site convention, so it is out of scope for this entry [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry

Company substance / device type

video-wall and display-wall processors/controllers (Catalyst, J-Series, PixelNet, StreamPoint families), large-format LCD/MicroLED displays, and Canvas collaborative-visualization software for control-room and enterprise-collaboration use — an identifiable, actively operating manufacturer, not a bare shell registration

[Confirmed] — https://www.jupiter.com/about/, https://www.jupiter.com/video-wall-processors/

Ownership history

founded 1981 (Hayward/San Leandro, CA); acquired by InFocus Corporation in 2015; acquired by Hong Kong-based Suirui International / Suirui Group in February 2020 [Likely — trade-press corroboration, not a primary corporate filing] — https://ravepubs.com/infocus-buys-jupiter-systems/, https://www.avnetwork.com/news/suirui-international-required-to-divest-2020-acquisition-of-jupiter-systems

National-security / CFIUS context

CFIUS review opened March 2024; July 8, 2025 presidential Section 721 (Defense Production Act) order found the 2020 Suirui-Jupiter transaction a national-security threat and ordered divestment within 120 days; deadline twice extended and missed; DOJ filed the first-ever enforcement suit under this authority; May 26, 2026 a federal court granted a preliminary injunction and appointed a receiver over Jupiter pending litigation. This is a corporate-ownership/national-security matter, not a device firmware CVE — none was found for Jupiter hardware. [Confirmed — primary-source Treasury and DOJ statements, corroborated by two independent law-firm client alerts] — https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sb0193, https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-files-action-protect-national-security-enforcing-presidents-order-chinese, https://www.mayerbrown.com/en/insights/publications/2025/07/president-trump-orders-suirui-to-divest-of-jupiter-systems-citing-national-security-risk-identified-by-cfius, https://www.freshfields.com/en/our-thinking/blogs/a-fresh-take/jupiter-out-of-orbit-court-grants-receivership-in-first-ever-cfius-divestment-en-102n7u1

Org status

active [Confirmed] — https://www.jupiter.com/