Kontron’s COMe-bV26 Computer-on-Module offers up to 8 cores and 16 threads for parallel workloads at the Edge
Kontron, a global leader in IoT/Embedded Computing Technology (ECT), is introducing a brand new COM Express® Basic Computer-on-Module based on the AMD Ryzen™ Embedded V2000 processor. It is the first processor on a COM Express® Type 6 module to support up to 16 parallel threads on up to 8 high-end performance cores. The large number of cores and threads makes the new application-ready COM Express® Basic module ideal for use in next-generation IoT edge devices that must perform more and more parallel processing tasks. At the same time, the high core and thread count also ensures maximum design efficiency, as previously separate applications can now be consolidated in a single system.
Specifications
- Up to 64 GByte DDR4 memory (2x 32 GByte dual-channel DDR4 SO-DIMM)
- Up to 8 PCIe lanes (4x PCIe 3.0 (up to 8 GT/s) 4x PCIe 2.0 (up to 5 GT/s))
- Optional up to 1 TByte NVMe SSD onboard
- Industrial grade versions available
Target applications for the new high-performance COM Express® Type 6 modules range from multi-device clients and multitask edge systems for the control of entire factories to high-resolution medical imaging systems in operating theatres. Other use cases include advanced multi-display casino game applications for immersive gaming, as well as digital signage installations with multiple displays and parallel streaming of multiple real-time transcoded videos to multiple end devices. Thanks to the high core count, all these applications can also host additional edge functions – such as separate secure edge gateways for secure IIoT connectivity, or AI inferences for edge analytics and situational awareness.
Read more: NEW KONTRON COM EXPRESS MODULE WITH AMD RYZEN EMBEDDED V2000 PROCESSOR