What’s new? GeForce GTX 10, Embedded Apollo Lake & 4G

The November news are all about the latest technologies: NVIDIA graphics cards, new Intel CPUs for embedded systems and 4G networks.

High-end graphics card: NVIDIA’s Pascal microarchitecture

Demanding graphics applications in the areas of digital signage and virtual reality require powerful hardware. NVIDIA currently sets the standard with its Pascal microarchitecture, the GeForce GTX 10 series, which has already hyped great enthusiasm among gamers. How these top performers can be integrated into professional Mini-PC solutions, we can most likely tell you in the first quarter of 2017.

Mobile networks: Spreading 4G

The availability of 4G networks in Europe is constantly increasing. The successor of the current standard 3G is characterized by significantly higher data rates. In the near future LTE modules will be available for many spo-comm systems.

Apollo Lake SOC: Now available for IoT and Embedded

After the introduction of Apollo Lake CPUs for notebooks and tablets, Intel has now presented the CPUs for embedded systems. These are listed in the table below. Which of these will be used in spo-comm systems next year has is not yet clear at the present time. However, our product development already took a closer look at these small power packages.

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