Hardware

OnLogic releasing line of rugged computers

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January 18, 2022

Industrial computer hardware manufacturer and IoT solution provider OnLogic is getting ready to release its Karbon 800 Series of rugged computers, designed to leverage the features and capabilities of Intel's CPUs, according to a press release.

The OnLogic Karbon 800 Series has been engineered for machine learning, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, automation, and other Industry 4.0 and Industrial IoT applications, that require computing in commercial and industrial environments. The Karbon 800 is expected to launch in the spring of 2022.

"We have been amazed by what our customers have created using our Karbon 700 Series, and with the large performance upgrades provided by Intel's Alder Lake architecture, the Karbon 800 Series will give them the power to continue to innovate," Maxx Garrison, OnLogic Rugged Line product manager, said in the release. "We've focused on adding additional features and expansion options to support the wide-ranging applications of our customers. This includes PCIe Gen 4 expansion for the latest GPUs, new I/O options like 10GbE and M12 LAN, and new configurations including a high-capacity RAID array option. The Karbon 800 Series will be our highest-performance and most configurable systems yet!"

The Karbon 800 will be available in four models at launch, allowing users to select and customize the system that fits their needs. Each model can be configured with up to a 16-core, Intel Core i9 processor and 64 GB of DDR4 ECC or non-ECC memory.

Depending on the model, a range of storage and expansion options are available, including hot-swap bays as well as single and dual PCIe Gen 4 slots. OnLogic's ModBay expansion technology can also be used to add a variety of additional connectivity and storage options, including up to 14x LAN ports and a 6x 2.5in SSD RAID array.

Founded in 2003 as Logic Supply, OnLogic has offices in the U.S., the Netherlands, Taiwan and Malaysia.