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Axiomtek is expanding its range of modular box and panel PCs with the eBOX671-855-FL, a fanless AOI system. The box PC can be equipped with either an Intel Core i7/i5/i3 or a fourth-generation Celeron processor with LGA1150 socket (Haswell/Haswell Refresh) and up to 16 GB DDR3-1333/1600 MHz memory.
read more...The new Adam-5560CDS modular PLC controller from Advantech is based on the Codesys V3 engineering platform. It has an Intel Atom D510 CPU with controller-specific features such as a watchdog and battery-backed RAM.
read more...Moxa's LTE-enabled wireless computer V2201 ensures reliable operation at -40 to 70 °C with its thermal design. LTE can be used to connect devices at the edge of industrial IoT networks.
read more...Comp-Mall presents the fanless emebedded computers from Cincoze with Skylake CPUs. The compact DI-1000 model (185x165x54 mm) is based on the Intel i5-6300U dual-core CPU and the DX-1000 model is based on the Skylake i5/i7 quad-core processor, both with DDR4 SO-DIMM memory.
read more...Swissbit's S-450 and S450µ SD memory card models are based on SLC flash technology and a system and firmware architecture with features to maximize data retention and security.
read more...In the ARM sector, TQ-Systems is presenting two new modules based on Cortex-A7 technology: The ARM module TQMa7x uses the i.MX7 with up to 1 GHz.
read more...With the two new processor platforms Intel-Braswell and Intel-Skylake, Bicker now offers system developers particularly high-performance and energy-saving Power+Board bundles. Users should save time and money with the complete solution for the otherwise necessary pre-selection and qualification of corresponding system components.
read more...Siemens submitted over 7,600 inventions and 3,700 patents in fiscal year 2015. Nine particularly resourceful researchers were also involved in this, who the industrial group recently named 'Inventor of the Year 2015'.
read more...Many cyber attacks on companies are no longer just aimed at stealing certain information. Criminals increasingly want to extort ransom money with the stolen data - and many companies are willing to do so, a recent study reveals.
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