Global American
30+ Years Building Ultra-Reliable Embedded Computer Hardware
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Global P/N / SKU | 3308561 |
| Manufacturer | Commell |
| MFR P/N | FS-A74 |
| Cost | 0 |
| Ordering Options | 3308561A: 3308561 – Full Size PICMG SBC with Intel Q57 Chipset for Intel Core i7 Desktop Processors |
| Product Features | 3308561 Coming Soon |
We can customize the perfect solution to meet your embedded computing needs.
How Industrial Computers Overcome the Issue of SSD Performance Slowdown
SSDs are the de facto option for high-performance data storage, and it’s not just because they are faster. The lack of moving parts makes SSDs more reliable as well, and they are basically considered failure-proof. But they aren’t perfect. Largely due to the rigors of industrial applications, even the best SSDs get worn out over […]
View ArticleSeptember 1, 2026
Taipei, Taiwan, August 5, 2026 – Darveen, a global leader in industrial computing, today announced a strategic partnership with Global American, Inc., a pioneer in US-based embedded systems integration for over 30 years. Under this partnership, Global American will distribute Darveen’s Panel PCs and Vehicle Mount Computers across the United States. Global American has led the industry since 1989 in delivering state-of-the-art custom […]
View ArticleFebruary 11, 2026
With our long industry experience and knowledge dealing with every stage of the embedded manufacturing pipeline, we understand the needs of this task and have helped multiple clients through it. So here are the 7 reasons to choose Global American as your embedded partner. #1: Reputation for Delivering Back in 1989, when embedded computers were still just […]
View ArticleNovember 4, 2026
SSDs are the de facto option for high-performance data storage, and it’s not just because they are faster. The lack of moving parts makes SSDs more reliable as well, and they are basically considered failure-proof. But they aren’t perfect. Largely due to the rigors of industrial applications, even the best SSDs get worn out over […]
View ArticleNovember 2, 2026
On October 30, 2026, Intel shares fell sharply after the company issued a fourth-quarter outlook well below Wall Street expectations. Coverage from Breitbart, CNBC, and Reuters pointed to the same drivers: softness in the PC market, AI-driven memory shortages raising component costs, manufacturing bottlenecks, and the temporary impact of a plant shutdown in Israel. For […]
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