Accelerating the real-time digitization

Applications with functional safety (FuSa) require more powerful embedded computing platforms because of the increasingly performance-hungry integrated sensor technology. This is why multicore processors such as the FuSa-qualified Intel Atom processors are so attractive today. They can also be used to consolidate non-critical functions on a single mixed-critical system, which is a major advantage. If there are then also Computer-on-Modules (COMs) that support the FuSa functions of these processors, OEMs benefit from application-ready building blocks that are already fully qualified for the safety certification of their customer applications, and that can be scaled to the required performance. congatec is one of the first companies to manufacture such COMs.

congatec expands its Intel Xeon D-2700 processor-based Server-on-Module portfolio with the introduction of five new modules in the COM-HPC Server Size D performance class (160x160mm).

congatec introduced seven new COM-HPC and COM Express Computer-on-Modules with less power-hungry variants of the 12th Generation Intel Core IOTG mobile processors (formerly codenamed Alder Lake).

congatec announced significant investments in functional safety at embedded world Hall 5/Booth 135.

congatec’s new Intel Xeon D-2700 processor based Server-on-Modules in the data center level COM-HPC Server Size E performance class are tailored for deeply embedded real-time servers for rugged environments that will digitize the world.

congatec announced its SMARC Computer-on-Modules based on NXP i.MX8 M Plus processor technology has attained SystemReady IR certification within the Arm driven Cassini project.