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AAEON announced its introduction of UP Squared 6000, an industrial computing maker board at small form factor (101.6mm x 101.6mm) powered by IntelR AtomR x6000E/RE, PentiumR or CeleronR N/J series SoC (formerly Elkhart Lake) to its expanding UP Family...
AAEON releases the BOXER-8120AI, a powerful and compact controller for edge AI applications. (圖一) Powered by the NVIDIA Jetson TX2, the BOXER-8120AI supports 256 CUDA cores and a range of AI frameworks including TensorFlow, Caffe2, and MXNet...
Cincoze, a professional manufacturer of embedded computing platforms, introduced its palm-sized fanless embedded computer DA-1100 series. Cincoze’ new DA-1100 series is based on the Intel Pentium N4200 / Celeron N3350 processor with integrated Gen9 Intel HD Graphics 500 series...
Portwell announces the release of the RICH-61D0, a fanless embedded system featuring Intel Atom processor N series (formerly Apollo Lake). Its fanless, compact chassis design, plus low power consumption, make RICH-61D0 a perfect solution for applications with space limitation such as industrial automation, medical equipment, communication devices and IoT devices...
AAEON launches the COM-APLC6, a powerful COM Express Type 6 module. Responding to customer requirements and market trends, the innovative tech giant has fitted its latest module with a series of features designed to strengthen applications and speed up development processes...
Avalue Technology is unveiling ERX-C236KP based on the 7th generation Intel Core processor family. (圖一) ERX-C236KP, the Micro ATX motherboard with Intel C236 chipset, supports 7th generation Core i7/i5/i3, Pentium and Celeron...
AAEON announces the launch of the PICO-KBU4, a rugged and expandable compact SBC with the capacity to revolutionize the field of robotics and open up the drone market for x86 embedded controllers. (圖一) Fitted with a 7th Generation Intel Core i processor (formerly Kaby Lake) and featuring up to 16GB DDR4 SODIMM memory, the PICO-KBU4 has the computing power to handle applications previously only possible with much larger motherboards...





