Listen to this articleBelow is our interview with Eva Chou, Product Manager at ADLINK Technology Inc. :
Q: Can you tell us something more about your business?
A: ADLINK Technology Inc. (TAIEX:6166) leads edge computing, the catalyst for a world powered by artificial intelligence (AI). ADLINK manufactures edge hardware and develops edge software for embedded, distributed and intelligent computing – from enabling AI-enabled railroad intrusion detection for safe railway operations, to driving cutting-edge ground-based radar systems for fast and accurate target detection, to accelerating private 5G network rollout for smart manufacturing, and even building the world’s first high-speed autonomous race car – more than 1600 customers around the world trust ADLINK for mission-critical success.
ADLINK holds top-tier edge partnerships with Intel, NVIDIA, AWS and SAS, and also participates on the Intel Board of Advisors, ROS 2 Technical Steering Committee and Autoware Foundation Board. ADLINK contributes to open source, robotics, autonomous, IoT and 5G standards initiatives across 24+ consortiums, driving innovation in manufacturing, telecommunications, healthcare, energy, aerospace & defense, transportation and infotainment. For over 25 years, with 1800+ ADLINKers and 200+ partners, ADLINK enables the technologies of today and tomorrow, advancing technology and society around the world.
Q: Any highlights on your recent announcement?
A: CM5-P1000, the product in the recent announcement, is the world’s first rugged PC/104 module with Quadro P1000 graphics processing capabilities from NVIDIA. Besides the intrinsic advantages of previous generation PC/104 modules, this new product also provides solution providers and system integrators across industries with enhanced processing capabilities and graphic features to develop their new generation mission-critical applications. In addition, this new product underlines the continued importance that ADLINK, one of the founding companies of PC/104 technology, sees in PC/104 and our lasting commitment to this format.
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Q: Can you give us more insights into your offering?
A: Besides the information provided in the PR, this product has been tested and will be soon deployed by a leading aerospace & defense system integrator in the US in its new generation mission computers. Please find the attached solution brief draft.
Q: What can we expect from your company in the next 6 months? What are your plans?
A: As previously mentioned, ADLINK continues its commitment to PC/104 technology by providing new products based on low-power & high-performance processor technologies for our customers to implement their technology upgrade and insertion. A couple of new PC/104 modules are being planned.
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Q: What is the best thing about your company that people might not know about?
A: As a founding company of PC/104 technology, ADLINK has extensive experience and deep expertise in enabling mission-critical applications across industries with rugged and SWaP-optimized modules and platforms. We are also one of a few Elite Partners of NVIDIA, which gives ADLINK a unique access to the latest processing technologies and the highest level of technical support. In turn, we are able to develop leading-edge GPU solutions like this new product CM5-P1000, and provide customers with solid technical support through the journey. Also, the industries we serve in general require a high-touch business model. In this regard, ADLINK has an advantage with its traditionally superior ODM capabilities that can help deliver products to regional market specifications and requirements. In addition, we also excel at hybrid MCOTS (modified commercial-off-the-shelf) approach by combining our leading customization service with the extensive COTS portfolio. This approach offers ADLINK’s customers sizable cost savings while drastically reducing risk and time to market.
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