In a groundbreaking move for urban transportation, Archer Aviation Inc. and Soracle Corporation have announced a landmark agreement to launch electric air taxi services in Japan. Leveraging Archer's cutting-edge electric Midnight aircraft, Soracle aims
Adding multiple SSDs to your industrial computing system can significantly enhance performance, streamline multitasking, and optimize data management. For applications requiring fast load times, high reliability, and robust data security in demanding
Old barriers to competing computer hardware could soon come crashing down, allowing industrial users the best of both worlds.
For decades, Microsoft has leaned exclusively on traditional x86 architectures to power its ubiquitous Windows operating
Windows 10 has had a fantastic run, but as with all good things, it’s coming to an end. In 2025, it will officially retire after 10 years of being a top choice for users worldwide. While you don’t need to rush to upgrade immediately, it’s
Since the mid-to-late 2010s, the Neural Processing Unit (NPU) has revolutionized mobile devices thanks to the pioneering efforts of Apple, Huawei, Qualcomm, and Samsung. These compact powerhouses have transformed cameras, enabling them to recognize objects,
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 the Amston Lake Atom x7000RE, a cutting-edge AI processor series tailored specifically for edge computing needs. By doubling the core count and enhancing the graphics base frequency, Intel marks a significant leap forward from the previous
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
