Leveraging years of rugged computer design and thermal expertise, Kontron, a leading global provider of IoT/Embedded Computing Technology (ECT), announces VX6124, its new Arm^®-based High End VPX Computing Node for next generation HPEC applications.

Update to latest Intel^® Core Gen 9 and Intel^® Xeon^® E Gen 2 processors and extended range of high-performance power supplies also for AI applications.

3.5"-SBC-VR1000 designed for demanding graphics applications and low power.

A joint offering designed to reduce video traffic in the core through street-ready cache servers.

Peter Müller, Vice President Product Center Modules at Kontron, a leading global provider of IoT/Embedded Computing Technology (ECT), comments on the background to the development of the new Computer-On-Module standard COM-HPC:

Kontron SMARC-sAL28 module supports 8GB memory.

Strong computing performance with compact design and a maximum of expandability.

Kontron, a leading global provider of IoT/Embedded Computing Technology (ECT), is adding the proven SMARTCASE chassis kits from Fujitsu to its portfolio and thereby further expanding its product range. Five variants of the Kontron SMARTCASE are currently available: S500, S520, S700, S710 and S720. These serve as the basis for fully assembled Box-PCs, consisting of Kontron motherboards "Designed by Fujitsu", including cooling and housing according to customer specifications. Within the second quarter of 2020, Kontron will launch another SMARTCASE, the S711, for the mITX board D3713-V/R with the AMD Embedded V1000/R1000 series processor. This will enable developers to implement complete systems quickly, easily and without a high level of testing effort. This lowers costs and shortens the time-to-market.

Kontron offers smallest SoM module with high-performance processor i.MX8M Mini Quad Core 1.6 GHz and LPDDR4 memory on only 30mm x 30mm.

Hannes Niederhauser, CEO at Kontron and Chairman of the Management Board of the S&T Group, considers five technology trends to be the defining themes for the industry in 2020, including edge computing, real-time networks including 5G, new standards for embedded platforms, cyber security and artificial intelligence. Niederhauser is convinced that the continuing trend towards digitalization in companies and the continuing rapid innovation cycles in IT are a guarantee for growth, even if the economic environment should become more challenging.