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Be it Edge computing or IoT, you want rugged PCs that can perform under pressure. Acrosser’s products are perfect for the job, and we will be partnering with them to bring these computers to our customers. AAD-W480A: A Powerful PC for AI and Edge Computing AI-based software has become quite practical in many commercial applications, […]

With the 12th Gen Alder Lake lineup, Intel has introduced a new hybrid core architecture. But what exactly does a hybrid core entail? And what does it mean for embedded computing? Why the Move to Hybrid Cores? The never-ending semiconductors arms race has revolved around packing more and more cores into a single chip since […]

Surveillance and other networking applications require a very specific combination of features – a large number of LAN ports, a low-power processor, and fanless cooling for a rugged, compact chassis. The HBJC903i05 checks all these boxes, making it the ideal PC for powering any networking-heavy interface. Let’s take a deeper look at its features. 6 […]

Rugged PCs are marketed as the go-to computer for harsh industrial environments, but what is it that makes a PC rugged? Here are the three main factors. #1: Fanless Cooling A cooling fan is the simplest way of cooling a PC, which is why that’s the approach used in most systems. But unlike desktop computers, […]

When buying systems at scale, simply ironing out the required specifications isn’t enough. Until you have tested the system on the field, you cannot be assured of its performance. And that’s where Prototyping comes in. What is Prototyping? Here at Global American, we follow a seven-step process for the purchase of embedded systems. And a […]

Finding systems that can support legacy frameworks is difficult, especially when your application requires Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) slots. The MB800V is a system designed for exactly these scenarios, letting you get more work out of your existing hardware without a massive overhaul. What is the Purpose of ISA Slots? Before the advent of PCI […]

Numeric versions of USB have been rolling out for years now, going from 2.0 to 3.0 and now even USB 4. But the alphabetical progression has been slower, and the USB type-C marks a big transformation for the standard. Let’s find out exactly what has changed with the new USB connector technology.  Numbers vs Alphabets: […]

There was a great buzz around the MXM graphics card when it was first launched by Nvidia in 2004. But fast forward to 2022 and the specification seems to be virtually dead. Or is it? Mobile PCI Express Module: Smaller, Upgradable GPUs The basic premise of the MXM form factor is simple – compact graphic […]