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Operating electronics outdoors, such as in kiosks or for environmental monitoring, poses unique challenges from weather, temperature fluctuations, and connectivity issues.

Meanwhile, the U.S. is ramping up semiconductor production at home to reduce its reliance on China and Taiwan

Intel has released new CPU microcode for addressing five security issues and additionally there is newly-merged Linux kernel code for mitigating the new Register File Data Sampling 'RFDS' micro-architectural vulnerability affecting Atom / E cores.

Upgrading your phone or tablet after a couple of years has become the standard cycle we've all found ourselves in. When our contracts run out, it's time for something new! Having so many old, seemingly obsolete pieces of hardware lying around gathering dust seems like a waste of potential. There should be something we can…

Upgrading your phone or tablet after a couple of years has become the standard cycle we've all found ourselves in. When our contracts run out, it's time for something new! Having so many old, seemingly obsolete pieces of hardware lying around gathering dust seems like a waste of potential. There should be something we can do to transform these old devices into something new and fun, filled with purpose. The best thing you can do is turn that old Android device into a games console. Fin...

Schneider Electric delivers next-generation, open automation infrastructure, distributed control node (DCN) with independent software-defined controller, in collaboration with Intel and Red Hat, as announced at the 2024 ARC Industry Forum.

The company partnered with Intel and Red Hat on the "Distributed Control Node" framework.

Moxa, an industrial communications and networking specialist, has announced the launch of a new family of x86 industrial computers (IPCs).

New Distributed Control Node (DCN) software framework to help drive open automation.

The company partnered with Intel and Red Hat on the "Distributed Control Node" framework.