Artificial intelligence (AI) remains a hot button issue and popular topic not just in the industrial realm, but also in everyday discourse, as technologies like generative AI and large language models become more prevalent in everyday life. While the
[Hingham, MA, June 4, 2024] — CoastIPC, a leading provider of industrial hardware solutions, is excited to announce its strategic partnership with Intel Corporation, a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing. This collaboration marks CoastIPC's
Intel has unveiled its latest CPU socket, the LGA 1851, set to accommodate the upcoming Arrow Lake processors. This announcement, however, came with a twist. The socket will primarily cater to the embedded sector, despite being touted as the successor
If you were to inquire about "What is an AI PC?" from ten different individuals, you'd probably receive ten distinct responses. However, such diversity in perspectives is typical during the nascent stages of any groundbreaking technological advancement.
A major consideration when building an automation, machine vision
Computer component performance rapidly evolves, with faster central and graphical processing units (CPUs and GPUs), faster and larger system memory (RAM), more robust system bus technology, and enhanced input and output interfaces. All these things have
Large-scale industrial control systems are moving from centralized control to edge-based computing. At the same time, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are providing control approaches that promise greater efficiency and precision. These
Quite quickly and not so quietly, AI has become a standard part of everyday life. Cell phones respond seamlessly to voice commands, enhance captured images, and automatically gather and curate useful information such as favorite calls and texting patterns.
System memory is a vital component of every industrial computing system, helping to ensure that processing tasks run optimally day in, day
