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PC/104 and the Rogers Adoption Curve
I'm certain that there were some project managers in the early 1990s who were hesitant to design with PC/104. "We'll stick to the older, proven specifications, thank you very much." Thankfully, there were plenty of early adopters - engineers and designers who saw the value of a stackable architecture, the elimination of the backplane, and the potential for a multivendor ecosystem of compatible products.
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Mercury Systems Announces High-Performance Compute Blade for Artificial Intelligence and Other Advanced On-Platform Processing Applications
Scalable Xeon and UltraScale FPGA processing power, and extensive memory packaged in rugged, secure, small form-factor blade for deployment anywhere
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EnSilica boosts SoC design and supply services with two senior-level appointments
EnSilica has announced two senior-level appointments designed to significantly boost its rapidly expanding full System-on-Chip (SoC) services as the company continues to expand its base of customers seeking complex, full-service custom analog and mixed-signal chip design and supply. EnSilica has appointed David Tester to the newly created position of Director of SoC Architecture and Patrick McNamee to the newly created position of Director of Silicon Operations.
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New ARBOR COM Express Compact Module with Single-chip Intel(r) Core i7-7600U Processor
ARBOR Technology, a leading provider of embedded computing solutions,, , is expanding its successful line of modules with the introduction of a 7th generation Intel(r) Core(tm) processor platform (formerly codename "Kaby Lake-U"), the EmETXe-i90U0, a Type 6 compact module.
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EnSilica and Solomon Systech in multi-year eSi-RISC licensing deal
Multi-year licensing agreement for EnSilica's highly-configurable, high-performance, low-power eSi-RISC processor IP covers multiple projects and architectures
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Mistral introduces its Compact and Powerful 820 Nano SOM for miniature embedded applications
High performance module based on Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor
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Spectrum's new Boxcar function smooths out noise to give clear signals
• Improved resolution and dynamic performance for oversampled signals • Standard with all of Spectrum's 44xx series PCIe, PXIe and LXI digitizers • Fully programmable and supported by SBench6 Pro software
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288 Core ARM(r) and 13'824 CUDA core microserver cluster with Toradex Apalis System on Modules by Christmann
RECS(r)|Box Atlas Quad Apalis, evaluation platform for up to 4 Apalis modules Toradex is excited to welcome Christmann Informationstechnik + Medien GmbH & Co. KG from Germany in its partner program. Christmann is offering the RECS(r)|Box Atlas Quad Apalis Evaluation platform, and the RECS(r)|Box Antares and Arneb 19" 1RU server enclosures which can run 24 and 72 Apalis System on Modules respectively in a cluster configuration.
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From head to toe focused on image processing
The embedded box PC TANK-870-Q170 from ICP Deutschland is especially made for the usage in image processing applications. It combines an optional POE expansion, RAID function and different PCI, PCIe and PCIe MIni Card expansion possibilities.
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SECO's roadmap from NXP i.MX 6 to i.MX 8M
Amongst the most important innovations, SECO introduces an updated version of its Q7-928, a Qseven(r) standard module featuring the NXP(r) i.MX 6DualPlus applications processor that offers top computational and graphical performances given by the low-power consuming ARM architecture. The i.MX 6DualPlus processor is also an option for the SBC-A62-J, a low-end Single Board Computer that exploits the potential of a configurable expansion connector to fully meet the configuration flexibility needs. Both solutions can now benefit from the increased performances and enhanced 3D graphics delivered by the i.MX 6DualPlus processor.
Stephen St. Amant, PC/104 Consortium President
Mercury Systems
Spectrum
ICP Deutschland GmbH