Visitors to embedded world North America should make at stop at American Portwell’s booth (1940) for a live exhibition of the WEBS-45J1 system running the Network Optix intelligent video management solution. The demonstration highlights the system’s abilities to manage complex video analytics and operational tasks for various surveillance and security scenarios.

Product Description:

PCOM-B65A is a COM Express module based on Intel Meteor Lake-U/H platform. It is compatible with COM Express Rev3.1 standard. The platform adopts the new gen Intel 4 Lithography and VNNI instruction set, offers advance computing power with 15~45W thermal and embedded use condition for wide range application. It also support new integrated NPU for dedicated AI acceleration with up to 20x performance/watt improvement.

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The Portwell PQ7-M21 is designed with the low-power Intel Atom®️ x7000E series, Intel®️ Processor N series, and high-performance Intel®️ Core™️ i3 N-series processors (codenamed Alder Lake-N), featuring AI acceleration and real-time computing with power efficiency. Built with fanless design (selected CPU SKUs), optimized performance and value, and extended product longevity support, the PQ7-M21 Qseven 2.1 module is an ideal building block for diverse IoT edge applications from intelligent healthcare and digital automation to smart transportation, building and city.

Portwell is delivering its new 125mm x 95mm Intel Xeon D-1700 powered PCOM-B705GT, a COM Express Type 7 Basic Size module with industrial server-grade power and enhanced temperature protocol utilizing 4 to 10 computing cores. The solution was developed for applications ranging from edge deployments to data centers, cloud, using innovative AI capabilities for a real-time platform.

WEBS -85H2 Is Rugged, High Performance, and Ideal for Factory Automation Applications, Smart Warehouse and Real-Time Traffic Monitoring System. 

New ANS-9142/41 and ANS-9A44F/42F feature upgraded Intel® Denverton Refresh Processor SoC for improved performance

COM-HPC was officially ratified about six months ago. Embedded Computing Design has done a nice job covering the spec and many of the products that have come out of the spec (some before ratification and many after). We also posted a series of videos (called COM-HPC Academy) with some of the influential members of PICMG, the standards body behind the spec.