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Tria Technologies Launches Module with New Generation Intel Processor
Tria Technologies launches a COM-HPC Client module powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, enabling high-performance AI at the Edge for embedded applications.

Tria Technologies brings multi-OS support to Qualcomm-based hardware
Tria Technologies expands operating system support on Qualcomm-based hardware with Yocto Linux, Windows 11 IoT and Android for embedded and industrial applications.

Wireless modules for embedded systems now available from Tria Technologies
Tria Technologies introduces SPB611 and SPB209 wireless modules supporting Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and mesh networking for embedded system design.

Tria Technologies launches OSM-LF-IMX95, a compact OSM-compliant Module powered by NXP i.MX 95 Applications Processor
Tria Technologies introduces the OSM-LF-IMX95, a compact OSM-compliant compute module powered by the NXP i.MX 95 processor, delivering high performance, advanced security and power efficiency for next-generation embedded and edge AI platforms.

Local manufacturer Tria Technologies sponsors Stutensee festival anniversary celebrations
Stutensee, Germany – June 30, 2025 – Tria Technologies, an Avnet company specializing in the manufacturing of embedded compute boards, is proudly sponsoring the 50-year celebrations of History and Culture in Stutensee.

Tria collaborates with Avnet for AWS re:Invent 2025
Tria Technologies and Avnet collaborated at AWS re:Invent 2025 to demonstrate edge-to-cloud solutions featuring Qualcomm QCS6490 and AMD/ZUBoard-1CG FPGA SOC platforms, highlighting real-time AI and industrial gesture recognition integrated with AWS IoT Connect.
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Which OS is best for embedded computing?
Comparison of embedded operating systems including Yocto, Windows IoT Enterprise, Android and Ubuntu Pro, outlining key advantages, limitations and use cases.

DDR5 Memory for Embedded Systems: Benefits, Use Cases and Modules
DDR5 memory brings higher bandwidth, lower power consumption and improved reliability to embedded systems, supporting demanding workloads such as edge AI, robotics, medical imaging and industrial applications.

Designing for Vision AI at the Edge: What to Consider
Vision AI at the edge requires careful planning around camera inputs, local processing, real-time response and hardware that can operate reliably in the field.

What do you need from an embedded OS?
Clear guide to choosing an embedded OS, covering real-time performance, system footprint, security, connectivity, and long-term lifecycle considerations.

The RED Delegated Act Is Here: What It Means for Connected Device Makers
EU RED Delegated Act introduces mandatory cybersecurity requirements for connected devices placed on the European market.

AI takes centre stage in agriculture
AI and edge computing are transforming agriculture through autonomous machines, machine vision, predictive maintenance, and real-time crop monitoring.