The OnLogic Blog: Edge Computing Articles & Insights
JAN 8 • 4 MIN READ
DEPEND ONLOGIC
Installing Fanless Computers: Important Dos and Don’ts
Fanless computers offer so many advantages including versatile mounting options, efficient power use, and enhanced reliability just to name a few.
APRIL 14 • 5 MIN READ
INDUSTRIAL IOT
Industrial Raspberry Pi: A Brief History and the Near Future
Intended to provide makers of all ages with a low-cost platform to learn the basics of coding, the first production Raspberry Pi was sold in 2012 for $30.
MARCH 31 • 4 MIN READ
UEFI for Windows 11: What You Need to Know
With the impending release of Windows 11, hardware requirements have been a popular topic. Today we'll be focusing on using UEFI for Windows 11. If you haven't seen our blog or video about TPM [read more]
TPM for Windows 11 – What is it and what about Intel PTT and AMD fTPM?
Microsoft recently announced that it would require TPM for Windows 11 installation. This has led to a fair bit of confusion about TPM, which stands for Trusted Platform Module, and what it means for [read more]
Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT): TPM For The Masses
In the last few years, Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT) has truly arrived. For years, the last word in securing personal computers, industrial PCs and servers has been the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) specification. [read more]
AWS IoT and OnLogic Bring Outcomes to the Edge
As a member of the AWS IoT Partner Community, OnLogic works with partners and customers to build holistic solutions. AWS recently created a video titled “AWS Edge to Outcome." It highlights real world solutions made [read more]
IEC 60601-1: Making Computers for Medical Applications Safer
What is IEC 60601-1? IEC 60601-1 is an international standard for medical device hardware that outlines general requirements for basic safety and essential performance. It was created by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). Every piece [read more]
The Past, Present and Future of Edge Computing: A Recap of OnLogic Live – Edge of Tomorrow
The past, present and future of edge computing was our topic for OnLogic Live: Edge of Tomorrow. We talked about how edge computing power and innovative software is driving the current modernization of industrial spaces. [read more]
UEFI for Windows 11: What You Need to Know
With the impending release of Windows 11, hardware requirements have been a popular topic. Today we'll be focusing on using UEFI for Windows 11. If you haven't seen our blog or video about TPM [read more]
TPM for Windows 11 – What is it and what about Intel PTT and AMD fTPM?
Microsoft recently announced that it would require TPM for Windows 11 installation. This has led to a fair bit of confusion about TPM, which stands for Trusted Platform Module, and what it means for [read more]
Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT): TPM For The Masses
In the last few years, Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT) has truly arrived. For years, the last word in securing personal computers, industrial PCs and servers has been the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) specification. [read more]
AWS IoT and OnLogic Bring Outcomes to the Edge
As a member of the AWS IoT Partner Community, OnLogic works with partners and customers to build holistic solutions. AWS recently created a video titled “AWS Edge to Outcome." It highlights real world solutions made [read more]
IEC 60601-1: Making Computers for Medical Applications Safer
What is IEC 60601-1? IEC 60601-1 is an international standard for medical device hardware that outlines general requirements for basic safety and essential performance. It was created by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). Every piece [read more]
The Past, Present and Future of Edge Computing: A Recap of OnLogic Live – Edge of Tomorrow
The past, present and future of edge computing was our topic for OnLogic Live: Edge of Tomorrow. We talked about how edge computing power and innovative software is driving the current modernization of industrial spaces. [read more]
AWS IoT and OnLogic Bring Outcomes to the Edge
As a member of the AWS IoT Partner Community, OnLogic works with partners and customers to build holistic solutions. AWS recently created a video titled “AWS Edge to Outcome." It highlights real world solutions made [read more]
The Past, Present and Future of Edge Computing: A Recap of OnLogic Live – Edge of Tomorrow
The past, present and future of edge computing was our topic for OnLogic Live: Edge of Tomorrow. We talked about how edge computing power and innovative software is driving the current modernization of industrial spaces. [read more]
What are Industrial Computers Used for?
When the average person learns about the industrial side of computing, the natural first question is "What are Industrial Computers actually used for?". If you have a smart speaker, smart thermostat or smart doorbell, you're [read more]
Best PC for Smart Warehousing and Logistics – How to Choose
When researching the best PC for smart warehousing and logistics, you might have a specific spec you're trying to meet or processing capability you're looking to achieve. You're also likely looking for a computer that [read more]
Connected Devices at the Edge Using OnLogic and AWS Greengrass
Connected devices at the edge present a major challenge for IT decision makers in the age of Industry 4.0. How can you manage thousands of Operation Technology (OT) network endpoints without significant investment in software [read more]
Best PCs for Building Automation Systems
Building automation systems are bringing HVAC, lighting and access control to the future. Imagine a building automatically changing to suit the needs of the people within it by gathering and reacting automatically to data. It [read more]
How Does Fanless Cooling Work?
We just launched a brand new video series on our YouTube channel, and we're kicking things off with the most common question we get: how does fanless cooling work? Our Tech Edge series will [read more]
What are the Best PCs for the Oil and Gas Industry?
What are the best PCs for the Oil and Gas Industry? When selecting the best PC for use in the oil and gas industry it’s important to understand those unique requirements and what solutions can [read more]
Powering Innovation: Staging Solutions’ Super Bowl LI Countdown Clocks
Super Bowl LI between the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons, was held at Houston's NRG Stadium on February 5, 2017. Prior to the game, our friends at Staging Solutions ensured that Houston residents had [read more]
6 Tips for a Vibration Resistant PC
Computers mounted on forklifts, metal stamping facilities, in-vehicle computers, data-logging on bridges. What’s the connection? Shock and vibration. If you are in an environment where your computer is going to be knocked around, vibrated, shocked [read more]
UL Listed vs ETL Listed: A Guide to Understanding Safety Certifications
There are a wide range of processes and procedures in place to ensure OnLogic products are safe, including testing to nationally, and internationally recognized standards. Tiny logos representing UL Listed, ETL Listed and CE Certifications [read more]
Karbon Series for In-Vehicle Computing
Common Features of an In-Vehicle Computer An in-vehicle computer requires more features than a traditional desktop PC can deliver. In-vehicle computation at the edge requires you to consider factors such as: operating temperature, shock/vibration ratings, [read more]
UEFI for Windows 11: What You Need to Know
With the impending release of Windows 11, hardware requirements have been a popular topic. Today we'll be focusing on using UEFI for Windows 11. If you haven't seen our blog or video about TPM [read more]
TPM for Windows 11 – What is it and what about Intel PTT and AMD fTPM?
Microsoft recently announced that it would require TPM for Windows 11 installation. This has led to a fair bit of confusion about TPM, which stands for Trusted Platform Module, and what it means for [read more]
Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT): TPM For The Masses
In the last few years, Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT) has truly arrived. For years, the last word in securing personal computers, industrial PCs and servers has been the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) specification. [read more]