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Industrial PCs are designed and produced for a range of industrial applications and industries. Substation computers that are especially powerful, industrial computers that are strong and have a small footprint and can be mounted on DIN rails, fanless industrial PCs that have no moving components, and exceptionally tough integrated box PCs are also available.
containing the most recent operating systems, including Linux and Windows 10 IoT. Welotec is a maker of industrial computers with Single Board Computers, 19″ Systems, and Embedded Computers.
Industrial computers, or IPCs, are now referred to generally in the modern context. They come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and specifications, and many of them are especially made to meet the demands of that application.
IPCs are therefore intrinsically safe to operate in extremely combustible situations since they have certifications like ATEX or EX1, which they employ in oil and gas applications.
Similar to how Industrial PCs used in the power sector require IEC-61850 certification, whereas IPCs used in the transportation sector require EN-50155 certification. We are happy to claim experience in industrial computers, which Dynalog debuted back .
The Austria industrial computer market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
The newest edition of the Vienna Scientific Cluster, VSC-5, will be the country of Austria’s new top supercomputer.
The information was released by TU Wien, the future home of VSC-5 also known as the Vienna University of Technology.
The contract was put out to bid by TU Wien across all of Europe, and Megware, a supercomputing company based in Chemnitz, Germany, won the contract after a year of competition.
Although information on VSC-5’s specifications is still scant, it is known that the system will include 1,500 AMD Epyc Milan 7003 CPUs , with Nvidia A100 GPUs serving as additional system accelerators.
Like its predecessor, the system will use hot-water cooling, and according to TU Wien, “particular focus” was placed on energy efficiency. Within the year, VSC-5 is anticipated to be operational.
VSC-5 will be installed at TU Wien, but the institution is creating and running the system with assistance from the Ministry of Education, Science, and Research of Austria in collaboration with the Graz University of Technology located in Graz, Austria, the University of Innsbruck located in Innsbruck, Austria, and the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences in Vienna also known as BOKU.
This group of colleges has been working together for a while, ever since the VSCs first appeared and the VSC Research Center that housed them.
