Tag: IoT

Compulab is introducing Airtop3 – a ruggedized small-form-factor fanless IoT edge server powered by an 8-core Intel® Core™ i9-9900K Processor and Nvidia Quadro RTX 4000, both passively cooled using Compulab’s Natural Airflow technology. With a footprint of just 7.5 liters,...

The Omega2 LTE is a Linux IoT computer with Wi-Fi and LTE cellular connectivity. Effortlessly deploy your existing IoT applications in remote areas and no longer be limited by the range of Wi-Fi networks. The Linux network stack makes the switch between WiFi and cellular data seamless...

With the introduction of the AIOT-ILND01, AAEON now offers complete end-to-end edge computing solutions for systems integrators and independent software vendors. AAEON, an industry leader in AIoT edge computing solutions, announces the AIOT-ILND01 LoRa node. With the introduction of...

RISC-V Leader brings unmatched advanced 64-bit Core IP capability to embedded space. SiFive, the leading provider of commercial RISC-V processor IP, yesterday announced the launch of the S2 Core IP Series at the Linley Spring Processor Conference in Santa Clara. The S2 Core IP Series...

ON Semiconductor, driving energy efficient innovations, continues to enable battery-less and maintenance-free IoT with the introduction of its RSL10 Multi-Sensor Platform powered solely with a solar cell. This complete solution supports the development of IoT sensors using continuous...

Designed for use in 4K Cameras, Gaming, Digital Signage, and other Consumer and Industrial IoT Devices. Intrinsyc Technologies Corporation, a leading provider of solutions for the development and production of embedded and Internet of Things (IoT) products, today announced the...

Design your next IoT solution using the Synergy S5D3 MCU The S5D3 adds a new tier to the S5 MCU group for applications that require a high-performance Cortex M4F core at a very attractive price point, that does not require on-chip graphic acceleration or Ethernet connectivity. The S5D3...

WiFi based home automation products are cheaper compared to ZigBee or Z-Wave products, but the downside is that WiFi devices need an internet connection to perform their function. A lot of those IoT devices don’t just communicate on your local network, they also talk to the outside...