Portwell, Inc., a world-leading innovator in the Industrial PC market (IPC), is a long-standing Intel® partner as well as an Associate member of the Intel® Internet of Things Solutions Alliance.
Portwell designs and developes an extensive array of product solutions for a wide-range of applications in embedded computing markets, such as automation, transportation, gaming, military, network communication and medical. Portwell supplies a comprehensive, high-quality product portfolio of industrial computing products, including PICMG 1.0/1.3 single board computers, COM Express, Qseven and smart mobility architecture (SMARC) modules, industrial mainboard and system solutions, and applies its excellent engineering, design and logistics services to every project it undertakes.
From modular components to market-ready systems, Intel and the 400-plus global member companies of the Intel Internet of Things Solutions Alliance provide scalable, interoperable solutions that accelerate deployment of intelligent devices and end-to-end analytics. Portwell collaborates closely with Intel and the many Alliance members, and applies its innovative prowess to the latest technologies to help developers deliver first-in-market solutions.
"Since 1999, Portwell has been working with Intel and its ecosystem partners, providing leading-edge technology and creative designs and solutions for many vertical market applications powered by Intel embedded architecture," says Edgar Chang, President of Portwell, Inc. "This gives us better opportunities to collaborate more closely with Intel in every aspect of its technology in order to create more business together, serve our customers better and grow stronger with our partners. Our common goal is to empower computer technology for the benefit of the advanced development of mankind and, hopefully create a better world," Chang concludes.
For further information about the Intel Internet of Things Solutions Alliance, visit intel.com/iotsolutionsalliance.
ENGICAM S.r.l. is an Italian company founded in 2004 ad fully managed by the owners. Our focus is the creation of cutting-edge products and CPU modules based on latest generation of the NXP, STM and Intel processors. ENGICAM designs deliver longevity, robustness and scalability for a complete product range of standard modules and tailor-made solutions based on highly reliable state-of-the-art embedded.
The well-known support available during the product development stages, makes the modules the perfect solution for the realization of technologically advanced and robust products with low investment in terms of time and costs. ENGICAM is fully certified by CISQ/IMQ-CSQ according the standard ISO9001:2015 for the design and production of electronic systems.
SGeT e.V. is a registered association for the development and dissemination of open specifications, which are provided as a team performance in the standardization development teams (SDT).
More than 40 companies from the embedded environment have joined SGeT from the outset and want to quickly and unbureaucratically pack new technologies and market requirements into open specifications, which are used by the members. SGeT is a non-profit organization and amounts can only be used in accordance with the Articles of Incorporation.
Every company in the embedded computing industry is invited to join the association and contribute its ideas. In addition to the board manufacturers as initiators, system manufacturers or component suppliers, research and teaching, embedded system integrators or industrial users are welcome as well.
There are currently two specification development teams in SGeT:
If you are interested in further developing specifications or new ideas, please contact us directly at www.sget.org/how-to-become-member.html for more information and to apply for membership.
With more than 250 members, the PICMG is a leading organization for the development of standards in the industry. From it emerged standards such as CompactPCI, ATCA or COM Express.
Portwell is an Executive member of PICMG and is actively involved in new PICMG specifications.
Developers or providers of PICMG compliant products can be large companies with a broad technical skills or small organizations that are experts in only a few areas. Any supplier, large or small, can participate in the global ecosystem for these products and benefit from it.
Users benefit from the large number of providers of open standards as no proprietary technologies are used in the PICMG. Users of open standards have the choice between several suppliers who are continuously competing for the best price / performance ratio. With the use of open PICMG standards, the user can avoid the fact that everything has to be redesigned from scratch at the time of a supplier or technology change. Backward compatibility helps to focus only on changing certain parts of the product.
Technical subcommittees, under the direction of the Technical Officer, are responsible for the development of the PICMG specifications. PICMG has committed itself to open specifications which are open to all (for a fee) and are developed by the member companies with a broad market know-how.
Founded in 1994, the original task was to expand the PCI Standard of the PCI Special Interest Group into the markets of Industrial Automation, Medical, Military and Telecom. A number of open specifications have been developed like PICMG, e.g. CompactPCI®, AdvancedTCA®, AdvancedMC ™, CompactPCI® Express, COM Express® and SHB Express®.
Further informations on www.picmg.org.