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Intel Unveils Next-Gen Industrial Solutions System Consolidation Series
Published: Mar 26,2015
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Intel today announced the next generation of the Intel Industrial Solutions System Consolidation Series, offering OEMs, machine builders and system integrators an expanded set of software configurations to simplify the development of industrial solutions using 4th generation Intel Core vPro processor-based platforms.
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The latest version of the pre-validated, pre-integrated software stack utilizes Wind River and McAfee technology to help reduce costs and complexity of developing industrial devices by merging multiple discrete systems to deliver more efficient automation.
The software allows embedded machines to run multiple instances of Wind River VxWorks 7, Wind River Linux 7 64bit and Microsoft Windows 7 64bit using Wind River VxWorks Virtualization Profile, as well as McAfee Embedded Control for expanded security management.
The first industrial platform to be certified by Intel for its latest release of the Intel Industrial Solutions System Consolidation Series software is the EPC-S2100 by Contec DTx.
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