Intel and ARM rule embedded, is there room for another?
March 7, 2011
Two of the most important processor brands in the embedded computing market are Intel and ARM. Is there room for a third? AMD certainly thinks so with its Fusion architecture being designed in to ETX and XTX COM systems.
Congatec believes the introduction of ETX and XTX modules based on AMD Fusion processors gives these embedded computing form factors a viable future.
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