embedded world: Apacer Showcasing Industrial Storage Solutions Focus on Embedded Security

At embedded world 2004, Apacer Technology Inc. will showcase industrial storage solutions that focus on embedded security, sustainability and high capacity.

Embedded security will benefit from the company‘s industrial WORM drives and memory cards. On these devices, data can only be written once, preventing it from being erased, modified or overwritten. Uniquely, the firm’s WORM products support many hosts and have no hardware restrictions.

AH322-M WORM

The company’s WORM drives have already been used in voting machines, but they also provide embedded security in the areas of finance, tax, law, medicine and cash registers. From March 2024, the series will be available in capacities from 8 to 128GB with SD 6.1 interfaces.

Sustainability advocates will be pleased to learn that the firm will debut a world’s first completely lead-free memory module, which enables customers to use DDR5 modules without the need for re-validation when the EU RoHS Directive exemptions for lead expire in July 2024 (RoHS 7(c)-I) and July 2026 (RoHS 7(c)-V). Firm’s DDR5 4800 and 5600 series are equipped with completely lead-free resistor elements.

FIPS 140-2 certified SSDs

For critical applications, the firm will showcase its ST180-25 high-capacity SSD series with capacities up to 16TB. The FIPS 140-2 certified SSDs are a solution for customers working with U.S. federal agencies or requiring higher security, such as healthcare, financial services, 5G infrastructure and defense.

To better serve small- and medium-sized enterprises, the company‘s enterprise SSD series offers high capacities, high performance and excellent reliability as well as low latency. Value-added technologies such as DWPD>1 (Drive Writes per Day), data encryption and power loss protection enable customers to optimize the operation of their data centers and edge servers. The series is expected to obtain the ‘Windows Hardware Quality Lab’ and ‘VMware Ready’ certifications in the near future.

Many other products and technologies will be on display, such as:

Compact eMMCs for embedded systems
Offer design flexibility for applications ranging from consumer electronics to industrial devices
Available in capacities from 8 to 128GB
Wide-temp operation is optional CoreSnapshot 2 backup and recovery technology
Live demo with Allxon will showcase a complete backup and recovery cycle in seconds
New Auto Self Recovery initiates process automatically CorePower (aka Power Loss Protection)
Available not only for SATA interfaces but also for PCIe

The company‘s ongoing commitment to ESG has led it to develop these technologies and products. The firm has achieved silver status without any priority findings in the RBA Validated Audit Process (VAP), one of the leading standards for onsite compliance verification, with 163.1 points. This puts Apacer at the forefront of sustainability in the industry. The company has developed some of the products presented at embedded world according to ESG criteria. The completely lead-free DDR5 modules contribute to better environmental protection and social justice. And the WORM and FIPS products as well as the CorePower technology help customers to comply with their corporate governance policies.