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DFI Offers a New SBC that is Only 1.8, Technologic Systems Introduces the TS-7970 , Newark Launches the First Professional, Mass Produced RISC-V SBC

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Inspiring the Evolution of Embedded Design

July 25, 2023

Embedded Boards

DFI Offers a New SBC that is Only 1.8″ and Sports a High-Performance AMD Ryzen R2000 Processor

The announcement was made in March 2023, that DFI was offering a single board computer (SBC) that runs on an AMD R2000 processor.

This 1.8″ SBC is powered by the highlight of the AMD embedded family, the Ryzen R2000 processor. The SNC is named the PCSF51 and features advanced graphics processing, along with computing capabilities that are housed in a miniature form factor.

Technologic Systems Introduces the TS-7970 an Industrial Single Board Computer to its Lineup

Technologic Systems recently introduced a new single-board computer for industrial applications based on an i.MX6 NXP CPU.

The TS-7970 is running on an NXP i.MX6 CPU based on an ARM Cortex A9 core. The company has claimed the system can be deployed across a wide range of applications.

Newark Launches the First Professional, Mass Produced RISC-V SBC by Beagleboard.org

Newark is stocking the BeagleV-Ahead, a RISC-V single-board-computer (SBC), that is mass-produced and professional level.

BeagleV_Ahead is the same form factor as the BeagleBone Black P8 and P9 with the same cape header pins. This allows developers to stack BeagleBones the same way they always did, to expand the SBC capabilities.

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Editor's Desk by Stephen Vicinanza

Embedded Systems on the Rise

Embedded systems continue to surge in popularity, thanks in part to ongoing rapid growth and developments in the Internet-of-Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) industries.

Embedded systems are fundamental to IoT technology, and are also increasingly deployed with AI and machine learning (ML) capabilities. The fast evolution of these sectors has resulted in a corresponding surge of growth in embedded industries.

A report from Future Market Insights predicts a 5.8% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in the embedded system market over the period of 2022 to 2032—bringing the market from a 2022 estimated value of $86.4 billion USD to $152.5 billion USD by 2032 [1].

A major driver of this growth is the widespread adoption of embedded technology for use in controlling and monitoring equipment, plant, and machinery operations.

And the rise of IoT, AI, and ML has only further accelerated these implementations: networks of smart machinery capable of learning new tasks are increasingly common solutions on the factory floor.

Growth is likewise fostered by healthy competition in the market. There are 34 major players in the embedded systems sector and an overabundance of smaller companies. This leaves the developer with a broad field of options with which to design and test their product. It’s an exciting moment for embedded systems, to be sure. Stay tuned to this newsletter for more.

[1] Embedded System Market Outlook (2022 to 2032)—Future Market Insights (FMI): https://www.futuremarketinsights.com/reports/embedded-system-market

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Banana Pi Introduces Mini Router Board with 2x 2.5GbE ports

Banana Pi launched today, a mini router board built on the MediaTek MT7986 wireless networking System-on-Chip optimized for routers. The Banana Pi BPI-R3 Mini Router Board also supports wireless connectivity and starts at ~$78.95.

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