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AMD is wading into even deeper waters across Intel's markets with the announcement of new Mini-PCs powered by the company's AMD Ryzen embedded V1000 and R1000 processors. Mini PCs, powered by AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000 and R1000 processors. Multiple partners such as ASRock Industrial, EEPD, OnLogic and Simply NUC have already designed their own takes on Mini-PCs (comparable to Intel's NUC, Next unit of Computing) as a way to give businesses a way to have a small form factor box for different computing needs. These aim to offer a high-performance CPU/GPU processor with expansive peripheral support, in-depth security features and a planned 10-year processor availability.
Until now, AMD's Ryzen Embedded product line had mostly scored one design win here and there, powering handheld consoles such as the Smach Z and such other low power, relatively high-performance environments. When AMD announced the R1000 SoC back in April, it already announced that partners would be bringing their own takes on the underlying silicon, and today is the announcement of that effort.
AMD Ryzen Embedded Mini PCs make use of an open software approach through Radeon Open Compute (ROCm) and OpenCL. These Ryzen Embedded platforms are also well suited for machine vision, object detection, edge inference, and analytics, opening up a new growth space for AMD in now neatly produced and packaged Mini PCs. Through AMD's V1000 efforts, partners can have SoCs that carry 'Zen' CPUs and 'Vega' GPUs on a single die, offering up to four CPU cores/eight threads and up to 11 GPU compute units to achieve processing throughput as high as 3.6 TFLOPS in a 12-54 W configurable package. The R1000, on the other hand, will come in in 15-25 W solutions.
Steven Chiang, CEO, AlphaInfo: "We're excited to support this new ecosystem of Mini PCs powered by AMD Ryzen Embedded processors. At AlphaInfo our expertise with advanced data integration, mature software engineering and technology industry data analysis and management allows us to create innovative and robust application systems that suit every customer's unique needs, whether it's in an embedded application or a Mini PC providing compute power at the edge."
Mike Daulerio, Vice President of Business Development, Beechwoods Software: "Beechwoods is thrilled to be one of the partner companies supporting AMD's open ecosystem. Our IoT Edge Gateway software leverages the advanced compute capabilities of the Ryzen Embedded Processor family to enable smarter, more secure solutions with headroom for future proofing."
Eric Simone, CEO, ClearBlade: "Frameworks, standards and open source ecosystems are essential to the sustainable success of connected systems that scale. We're honored to support the ecosystem of Mini PCs powered by AMD Ryzen Embedded processors, essential to design, engineer and support secure, real-time, scalable IoT solutions."
AMD Ryzen Embedded Processor Overview
The AMD Ryzen Embedded processors bring together AMD "Zen" CPU and "Vega" GPU architectures in a seamlessly integrated SoC solution for high-performance compute to support the modern computing needs of industrial, media, and enterprise applications.
The AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000 and R1000 processors provide scalable solutions from 6 watts to 54 watts in a pin compatible package that powers high resolution, 4K multi-display configurability, high-performance 3D graphics all while enabling extended availability that alleviates replacement cycles and minimizes customer costs.
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Until now, AMD's Ryzen Embedded product line had mostly scored one design win here and there, powering handheld consoles such as the Smach Z and such other low power, relatively high-performance environments. When AMD announced the R1000 SoC back in April, it already announced that partners would be bringing their own takes on the underlying silicon, and today is the announcement of that effort.
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AMD Ryzen Embedded Mini PCs make use of an open software approach through Radeon Open Compute (ROCm) and OpenCL. These Ryzen Embedded platforms are also well suited for machine vision, object detection, edge inference, and analytics, opening up a new growth space for AMD in now neatly produced and packaged Mini PCs. Through AMD's V1000 efforts, partners can have SoCs that carry 'Zen' CPUs and 'Vega' GPUs on a single die, offering up to four CPU cores/eight threads and up to 11 GPU compute units to achieve processing throughput as high as 3.6 TFLOPS in a 12-54 W configurable package. The R1000, on the other hand, will come in in 15-25 W solutions.
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Steven Chiang, CEO, AlphaInfo: "We're excited to support this new ecosystem of Mini PCs powered by AMD Ryzen Embedded processors. At AlphaInfo our expertise with advanced data integration, mature software engineering and technology industry data analysis and management allows us to create innovative and robust application systems that suit every customer's unique needs, whether it's in an embedded application or a Mini PC providing compute power at the edge."
Mike Daulerio, Vice President of Business Development, Beechwoods Software: "Beechwoods is thrilled to be one of the partner companies supporting AMD's open ecosystem. Our IoT Edge Gateway software leverages the advanced compute capabilities of the Ryzen Embedded Processor family to enable smarter, more secure solutions with headroom for future proofing."
Eric Simone, CEO, ClearBlade: "Frameworks, standards and open source ecosystems are essential to the sustainable success of connected systems that scale. We're honored to support the ecosystem of Mini PCs powered by AMD Ryzen Embedded processors, essential to design, engineer and support secure, real-time, scalable IoT solutions."
AMD Ryzen Embedded Processor Overview
The AMD Ryzen Embedded processors bring together AMD "Zen" CPU and "Vega" GPU architectures in a seamlessly integrated SoC solution for high-performance compute to support the modern computing needs of industrial, media, and enterprise applications.
The AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000 and R1000 processors provide scalable solutions from 6 watts to 54 watts in a pin compatible package that powers high resolution, 4K multi-display configurability, high-performance 3D graphics all while enabling extended availability that alleviates replacement cycles and minimizes customer costs.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site