18 Feb 2016
VIENNA, Austria
Server-class performance
At Embedded World 2016, Theobroma Systems is introducing the first SoM featuring Applied Micro’s 64-bit ARMv8 HeliX® 2 ARM® processor. The SoM has been designed to address industrial, networked, embedded applications requiring the processing power of a high-performance “Server-on-a-chip”, e.g. in cloud computing or data center applications.
The processing power of up to four 2GHz 64-bit ARM processors and multiple high-speed interfaces—such as 10GbE, 1GbE, SATA and PCIe—are embedded within the COM Express Compact form factor.
Scalability in power and performance
Theobroma Systems also will be presenting the first Octo-Core Qseven System-on-module featuring Allwinner Technologies’ A80 Cortex-A7/A15 processor. The module offers an easy upgrade path for current and future QSeven applications due to its standardized pin-out.
Intelligent, IPv6-enabled PLC devices
N-PLC and wireless technology in an IPv-6 media bridging application will be demonstrated—highlighting Theobroma Systems’ core strength in stand-alone and processor nPLC and wireless technologies.
Providing device security and integrity
Secure computing modules by STMicroelectronics—providing secure key storage functionality—are integrated in all of Theobroma Systems’ SoMs.
Addressing today’s demanding requirements for device security and integrity enables trust in networked applications in IoT and Industry 4.0.
Visitors to Embedded World 2016
Theobroma Systems can be found be at Embedded World 2016, February 23 to 25, in Nuremberg, Germany in hall 4A, stand 110.
About Theobroma Systems
Theobroma Systems is a leading provider of embedded systems solutions for industrial and high-assurance applications. The company provides engineering services and turnkey system-on-module designs, accelerating time-to-market and lowering project risk for customers.
Theobroma Systems is located in Vienna, Austria.
Contact
Theobroma Systems GmbH
Makeljana Shkurti
Phone: +43 1 2369893-304
E-mail: makeljana.shkurti@theobroma-systems.com