Apacer is set to showcase its latest industrial storage solutions at electronica 2024, from 12-15 November in Munich, Germany. 

This year, Apacer has launched the latest CoreRescue instant recovery technology and the new Write Once, Read Many (WORM) technology for embedded systems.

All DRAM modules currently sold in the EU contain components that have lead, despite the EU's RoHS Directive, which bans the use of lead in electronic devices but has previously granted exemptions for DRAM modules. 

Apacer is set to unveil its latest industrial storage innovations, emphasising embedded security, sustainability, and high storage capacities, at embedded world 2024, located in Hall 1, Booth 310.

Focusing on the high demand for industrial-grade SSDs among small and medium-sized enterprises, Apacer has announced the launch of a new product line.

Apacer has announced the release of industrial DDR5 VLP UDIMM memory modules with low profile, large capacity, low power consumption and high performance.

Apacer has announced that it has created a fully lead-free memory module to meet environmental standards and beyond.

As 5G rolls out worldwide and 6G remains under development, concerns persist about the threat of expensive ransomware attacks.

At embedded world 2023 Apacer will showcase its latest industrial memory solutions and technologies in Hall 1, Booth 439. They even meet the needs of demanding applications in the industrial automation, transportation, and aerospace markets.

The expansion of 5G and AI technology, coupled with the increasingly diverse application scenarios of edge computing, have created an opportunity for the transformation of various vertical application markets.

At COMPAMED (November 14-17, 2022 in Düsseldorf, Germany) Apacer will showcase its high performant and highly reliable SSD and DRAM storage solutions for secure and flexible medical and smart healthcare systems in Hall 8a, Booth 8AE15.

Apacer is showcasing its latest technologies at Embedded World 2022 from June 21-23rd in the Nuremberg Exhibition Centre.

Apacer is launching JEDEC Raw Card Revision 1.0 mass production versions of DDR5 UDIMM, SODIMM, RDIMM, ECC UDIMM and ECC SODIMM industrial memory.

a5G’s rapid deployment is spiking demand for large amounts of data storage.

Apacer has taken 3D NAND Flash optimisation to new heights. It announced the release of SLC-liteX industrial SSDs that can provide an incredible 100,000 P/E cycles. That’s 3 to 33 times higher than competing 2D MLC or 3D TLC products can offer.

According to research from Mordor Intelligence, the facial recognition market was valued at $3.72bn in 2020, and is projected to be valued at $11.62bn by 2026, registering a CAGR of approximately 21.71% over the forecast period.

5G’s market penetration is growing rapidly and requires processing speed upgrades that new technologies such as DDR5 can offer. DDR5 is truly a step forward into a new generation of industrial memory, and can better meet the needs of high-bandwidth industrial applications such as data centers, AIoT and machine learning.

Apacer has announced that it is promoting the DDR5 eco-chain alliance and outlining the development blueprint for a full DDR5 memory module product line, covering four major categories: server, industrial, consumer and gaming.

Apacer has announced that it will once again participate in embedded world 2021 from March 1st to 5th. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this year's conference only a digital exhibition will be presented. Apacer will display a variety of products for defense applications, rugged applications, cloud applications, information security protection and so on.

Apacer has announced mass production of a full range of industrial-grade DDR4-3200 wide-temperature memory modules. They use Samsung’s original wide-temperature grade chips to support cutting-edge platforms including AMD’s Ryzen Embedded V2000 processor and Intel’s Tiger Lake and Elkhart Lake.