DFI integrates Intel virtualisation tech into embedded solutions
Summary
DFI products ranging from the industrial grade motherboard, ADS310, equipped with 12th generation Intel CPU, to the EC70A-TGU system and tablets, leverage virtualisation technology to integrate and set up multiple virtual platform spaces. DFI President Alexander Su said: “Benefiting from Intel’s technology and the support of SR-IOV architecture, the hardware can execute different operating systems through a single CPU and integrate large amounts of shared data. Due to substantial improvement in drawing performance within a virtual environment, features such as colour recognition, measurements, and appearance flaw detection have increased in speed.” Intel believes that cost considerations are a vital concern in industrial automation. Through workload consolidation, it can improve cost efficiency, resolve the long-term problem of graphics computing performance, and fulfil the needs of large-scale deployments in application fields. Regarding smart retail, identification systems can be implemented to determine consumer age and gender to understand customers.