FAQ

Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) is a powerful convergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure. AIoT aims to optimize IoT operations, enhance human-machine interactions, and elevate data management and analytics.

In domains where split-second decisions sway outcomes—be it intricate medical procedures or high-stakes industrial control—screen brightness reigns supreme.

The IEC/EN 60945 test standard addresses the safety of life at sea and provides general requirements for shipborne radio equipment and electronic navigation aids.

With the ability to handle massive operations beyond the reach of regular machines,  High-Performance Computing (HPC) drastically reduces processing time.

Machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence (AI) and computer science, leverages data and algorithms to mimic human learning processes and continuously enhance its accuracy.

Random Access Memory (RAM) serves as a computer’s short-term memory, storing the data currently being utilised by the processor.

A registered clock driver (RCD) chip, or simply known as a “register,” is a critical component of RDIMMs.  Its main function is to first receive the instructions or commands from the CPU before sending them to the memory modules.

DIMM, short for Dual In-Line Memory Module, is commonly referred to as a RAM stick. It is a slim, elongated printed circuit board that contains RAM (random access memory) chips.

The performance of your system RAM depends on various elements, including frequency, bandwidth, the total number of channels, quantity, dual data rate (DDR), latency, and even the speed/gen of your processor.

I/O cards are also called interface cards, adapters, or controllers. In addition, they might be referred to as expansion cards because they expand the capability of a computer or laptop.