Intel Industrial PCs

Intel’s embedded roadmap serves as a commitment to long-term production and support for their range of embedded processors, far exceeding the lifecycle of consumer-grade processors. Typically, Intel ensures these processors remain available for 10 years or more. That’s why we exclusively integrate Intel CPUs from the embedded roadmap inside our industrial PCs. This approach allows us to support existing systems effectively and ensures our customers can continue to purchase the same systems for years to come.

Intel Industrial PCs offer the flexibility of using either socket-based processors or System-on-Chip (SoC) designs, each catering to different industrial needs. Socket-based processors provide scalability and upgradability, allowing edge computers to easily replace or upgrade the CPU without replacing the entire motherboard. This ensures adaptability to evolving performance requirements and extends the lifespan of the industrial computer. On the other hand, Intel SoC designs integrate the processor, chipset, and other essential components into a single compact package, reducing power consumption, space requirements, and overall system complexity. SoCs are particularly advantageous for applications where size, energy efficiency, and reliability are critical, and they are often integrated into our industrial mini PCs. By offering both options, Intel Industrial PCs deliver the versatility needed to address a wide range of industrial challenges.