Portwell is one of the initiators of the SGET standardization group, which accelerated the definition of the standard. To ensure rapid market penetration, Portwell supports the launch of the UIC with its portfolio of modules, boards, and systems.

Since UIC is available on Microsoft Windows 10 IoT and Linux, it targets a very broad user base. Portwell aligns with this approach, as it covers the UIC concept with a range of Intel processors, from Atom to Xeon. This means that Portwell products, such as the Intel Baytrail, Braswell, Apollo Lake, Skylake, and Kaby Lake processor families, offer extensive module and system support.
 
Portwell supports the SGET Qseven and SMARC standards, as well as the PICMG COMEXpress standard for modules. This means that UIC is currently available for 11 modules in Portwell's portfolio. Currently, there are six board types available, including Mini-ITX, Nano-ITX, 3.5" Embedded Board, PICMG 1.3, and ATX, and a total of three systems without forced ventilation. For quick and easy cloud connectivity, the Portwell M2MGO PST system provides a solution for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) who prioritize time-to-date solutions.
 
The RS4U-B641, a system without forced ventilation based on the COMexpress PCOM-B641 module, is powered by the latest Intel Atom processor, Apollo Lake. It is also designed for Windows 10 IoT, offers functionality as a gateway or data concentrator, and is suitable for operation within an extended temperature range.

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