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A new energy-saving SMARC module from Kontron is in stock at distributor Review Display Systems (RDS).

Lynx Software Technologies continues collaboration with Intel with the announcement that MOSA.ic for Avionics supports 11th Generation Intel Core processors.

Kontron has launched the new SMARC module fA3399 with Arm processor Rockchip RK3399K. In the benchmark of Arm-based modules, the new Kontron module has the highest performance compared to its price. Six processor cores from an energy-saving dual-core Arm Cortex- A72 and a Quad Cortex-A53 as well as an Arm Mali-T860MP4 GPU, provide high graphics performance for 2D and 3D displays.

Kontron has announced a brand new COM Express Basic Type 7 Computer-on-Module based on AMD EPYC Embedded 3000 SoC processors, theCOMe-bEP7, delivering cost-efficient, highly scalable server-class performance on a small form factor.

Kontron has announced that it will soon also make its AI-platform available as a KBox PC based on an Intel Atomx7-E3950 processor. The KBox is ready-to-use and can be integrated directly into existing X86 landscapes to quickly and efficiently implement own application scenarios around machine learning and artificial intelligence at the intelligent edge.

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top five design products released in June.

Kontron has introduced a brand new COM Express Basic Computer-on-Module based on the AMD Ryzen Embedded V2000 processor. It is a processor on a COM Express Type 6 module to support up to 16 parallel threads up to 8 high-end performance cores.

Kontron has expanded its Industrial Switch product line with additional high-performance and cost-effective models of the KSwitch family for fast- and gigabit- Ethernet. The first 23 KSwitch variants will be available before the end of Q1/2021, with additional variants to be added throughout the year.

Kontron has announced that it is expanding its portfolio of SMARTCASE products, consisting of five variants to date, to include the SMARTCASE S711. The case kit is specifically designed for the D3713-V/R mini-ITX motherboard.

“Extraordinary circumstances often bring along with them extraordinary strength,” wrote the political philosopher William Godwin. The ethos extends to printed circuit boards (PCBs) for extreme applications, be they military, rail or aerospace. Many manufacturers are quick to claim that their boards are rugged. Here, Mark Jeffrey, Technical Director at Recab UK, explains what rugged boards are really made of.