AMD Targets IoT with New Zen-based Embedded Processors Through EdgeX Membership
Following the launch of its next-generation "Zen" architecture-based embedded processors, AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) has positioned its embedded products to help customers apply and advance the use of internet of things (IoT) principles to a growing number of applications such as industrial systems, smart cities, inventory management, medical displays, and point of sale. Many of those applications and the two new embedded processors are on display at the AMD booth number 1-360 at Embedded World this week.
AMD recently launched the AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000 and AMD EPYC Embedded 3000 processors, which provide new levels of performance, flexibility and security features for embedded customers. The same qualities that the new processors apply to vertical markets, including gaming, medical imaging, thin clients and aerospace, can translate into benefits for IoT solutions for edge gateways, servers and interconnected products. In addition, AMD is a supporting member of EdgeX Foundry, a group of ecosystem partners with the common goal of improving IoT interoperability and collaborating with more than 50 participating members towards a quality open environment and framework for building and accelerating IoT deployments.
AMD recently launched the AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000 and AMD EPYC Embedded 3000 processors, which provide new levels of performance, flexibility and security features for embedded customers. The same qualities that the new processors apply to vertical markets, including gaming, medical imaging, thin clients and aerospace, can translate into benefits for IoT solutions for edge gateways, servers and interconnected products. In addition, AMD is a supporting member of EdgeX Foundry, a group of ecosystem partners with the common goal of improving IoT interoperability and collaborating with more than 50 participating members towards a quality open environment and framework for building and accelerating IoT deployments.