Internet of Things
With its industrial design and support for Linux* and Windows* embedded operating systems, Intel NUCs equipped with Intel®
Atom™
processors deliver performance, low-power consumption, affordability, and software compatibility for gateway applications. High-availability resilience is possible via the built-in watchdog timer, providing pro- tection against costly downtimes. In addition, the Intel NUC includes a discrete trusted platform module (TPM) for hardware-based data encryption to protect confi dential information.
Intel NUCs with more powerful Intel® Celeron® , Intel® processors enable solutions for
more complex data analytics or data conditioning. These processors include higher performance Intel Atom processors, as well as the latest Intel®
Pentium® vPro™ technology. , and Intel® Core™
The latter includes SKUs that offer the security and manageability features of Intel®
A Gateway to Analytics The Intel NUC IoT gateways confi gured by Wireless Sensors come pre-integrated with connectivity to the Microsoft Azure platform for a seamless data path to advanced analytics tools in the cloud. Azure IoT Services, a set of cloud services from Microsoft, enables widespread asset monitoring and data analytics for effi ciency and operational perfor- mance improvements. These services also enable new business models and improved revenue streams. Azure IoT Services include Azure Event Hubs, Azure Machine Learning, Azure HDInsight, and Microsoft Power BI.
processors.
Make the Last Mile Easy For applications in smart buildings, data centers, and specialized industrial usages where IP solutions are in minimal use, hybrid wire- less mesh networks offer a highly reliable, resilient IoT solution for monitoring critical data locally and in the cloud. Easy to set up, con- fi gure, and scale, their use of Intel NUCs as IoT gateways offers a scalable, low-cost solution for local analytics and connection to the advanced analytics tools in Microsoft Azure.
For information on the GWAY-2100 and GWAY-2105, see
intel.com/SD-wirelesssensors-2100-2105
For more on enabling the Internet of Things with secure, manageable gateways and connected systems, visit
intel.com/embedded-iot
Contact Wireless Sensors General member of the Intel®
Wireless Sensors (
intel.com/ MR-wirelesssensors) is a
Internet of Things Solutions Alliance. The
company is a leading supplier of sensor networking products for commercial and industrial markets leveraging standards-compliant networking technology. The company integrates physical measurement sensors with advanced low-power mesh radios for energy conservation, regulatory compliance, process optimization, and other high-value applications requiring high performance at a low total cost of ownership.
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AAEON COM-SKHB6
COM Express Basic Type 6 with 6th Generation Intel®
Core™ i7/i5/i3 Processor.
Every generation of processors brings new features and improved capabilities to the table while inheriting the merits of its predeces- sors. Introducing AAEON’s COM-SKHB6 COM Express modules, products designed to fully leverage the new chips so their poten- tial can be maximized, which features a quad-core Intel®
Core™ i7
processor (H-series), memory support now greatly boosted up to 32 GB of DDR4-2133 MHz, ECC memory, and also support for the 4K resolution standards. Coupled with the module’s latest type 6 pin-out and exhaustive I/O options, the COM-SKHB6 can be fl ex- ibly applied to gaming as well as control & automation solutions.
FEATURES › 6th Generation Intel® Core™ i7/i5/i3 Processors
› SODIMM Socket x 2, up to DDR4 2133 up to 32 GB, ECC Support (Optional)
› Gigabit Ethernet x 1 › 18/24-bit Single Channel LVDS LCDs/eDP, DDI x 1 › High Defi nition Audio Interface › SATA x 4 › USB 2.0 x 8, USB 3.0 x 4, PCI-Express [x1] x 8, PCI-Express [x16] x 1 › GPIO x 8, SMbus, I2C, LPC › COM Express Basic Size, Type 6, 125mm x 95mm
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