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By George T. Hilliard In my last blog, Arm or x86? Future-Proofing Your Industrial SBC Figures Prominently, Part 1, I looked at the first two of four considerations when determining whether your path toward an industrial single-board computer (SBC) should guide you towards the Intel x86 camp or toward an Arm-based processor. There, I… Read More »
Read More >An Examination of the Graphics Engine and Display Controller Capabilities in the Apollo Lake Family of Low-Power SOCs This document will detail the graphics and image processing capabilities present in the Apollo Lake family of low power SOCs. Intel’s Apollo Lake Atom system-on-chip (SOC) integrates the next generation of the Intel processor Core, Graphics, Memory… Read More »
Read More >Organizations that rely heavily on data are increasingly likely to use cloud, fog, and edge computing infrastructures. These architectures allow organizations to take advantage of a variety of computing and data storage resources, including the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Cloud, fog and edge computing may appear similar, but they are different layers of the… Read More »
Read More >WINSYSTEMS’ is a recognized industry leader in industrial embedded computer systems with proven expertise in how to securely integrate these systems with the Industrial Internet of Things. In the article titled, IoT: Coordinating the Root of Trust, Anne Fisher interviews Winsystem’s GT Hilliard, Director of Technical Sales and Marketing and Jack Smith, Director of Engineering and Product… Read More »
Read More >As the usage of smart devices, laptops, tablets, and personal computers has expanded, so too has the Internet. The Internet of Things includes all of the devices – some quite intelligent, others quite simplistic – that are now connected to the Internet and therefore an overarching infrastructure. Encompassed within the Internet of Things (IoT) is the industrial Internet… Read More »
Read More >Industrial-strength IoT (Internet of Things) If you want to compare IIoT vs IoT, we’ll probably need to define the Internet of Things first. The term refers to the connection of devices (the Things) through the internet so they can collect and share data without human assistance. IoT devices range from smart thermostats to vehicle systems… Read More »
Read More >The term Internet of Things or IoT continues to build momentum in technology circles with new publications, trade shows and marketing pieces throughout numerous technology industries. However, many still have the same question, “What does it really mean?” Part of the confusion may be that so many levels of processing and communication are actually involved… Read More »
Read More >Single Board Computers Single board computers (SBCs) are functional computers built on a single circuit board including microprocessor, memory, input/output (I/O) and other required features. Unlike desktop personal computers, sbc’s typically operate without requiring expansion slots for peripheral functions and are optimized for smaller form factors. Single board computers use a wide variety of processors with… Read More »
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