Cutting-edge Intel® Core™ technology with ADLINK Computer-on-Modules enable hybrid architecture performance and a wide variety of usage scenarios with superior performance.
ADLINK Technology introduces the world's first 12th Generation Intel® Core™ processor-based Computer-on-Modules (COMs), available in two form factors – COM-HPC Client Type and COM Express Type 6. ADLINK with the 12th Generation Intel® Core™ Processor Family (code name: Alder Lake-H) offer a unique design that can be tailored for single-threaded or multi-threaded performance. The advanced hybrid architecture can be used for fixed, mobile and portable solutions. It also offers system integrators a future-proof design that is compatible with both current and future best-in-class peripherals.
"Working closely with Intel, we are bringing today's next-generation compute modules to market with Intel® Alder Lake-H," said Alex Wang, senior product manager, Module Product Center, ADLINK. "We now offer a full range of COM-HPC and COM Express modules for any budget and usage scenario."
ADLINK COMs with Intel® Alder Lake-H supports PCIe 4.0 and DDR5 memory with up to 4800 MT/s combined with larger cache, as well as security and manageability features, AI enablement to facilitate load optimization smart working, improved graphics, AI, computer vision, and improved peripheral capabilities, connectivity and fast memory access.
Integrated Intel® Iris® Xe graphics architecture with up to 96 EUs, supports four simultaneous 4K60 HDR displays and Intel Deep Learning Boost to deliver superior AI performance. Using DDI, eDP 1.4b and USB4/TBT4, the four independent displays support Display Alternative mode offering premium graphics features for superior I/O virtualization, display and content compatibility.
System integrators can use ADLINK COMS with Intel® Alder Lake-H to increase productivity and spur IoT innovation across a wide variety of applications such as ultrasound, analytics and measurement, industrial edge servers, computer vision, mammography, surgical robots, security or perimeter monitoring or access control.
For more information on ADLINK COMs, click on the ADLINK COM-HPC-cADP (COM-HPC Client Type) and Express-ADP (COM Express Type 6) module links.
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