LONDON, UK: Concurrent Technologies has entered right into a partnership settlement with EIZO Rugged Solutions to resell its vary of show and accelerator cards.
Concurrent Technologies is a world main specialist within the design and manufacture of high-end embedded computer boards for critical applications.
Selling these playing cards individually and as a half of a vary of system solutions provides a brand new income stream for Concurrent Technologies and will increase its serviceable market. Concurrent Technologies’ Systems technique is focused at a part of the Defence Systems market estimated in 2020 to be worth $105m rising at 17.9% per annum.
EIZO Rugged Solutions’ show and accelerator playing cards directly hyperlink to a processor card via a high-speed interconnect and are widely utilised to speed up processing duties in Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance (ISR); Signal Processing; and Artificial Intelligence applications.
This is Concurrent Technologies’ first third-party reseller settlement and is therefore a landmark development for the Company. The Company is seeking to safe extra agreements of this nature as combining third-party merchandise with its personal playing cards will allow the Company to supply an increasing selection and complexity of systems for an ever-wider selection of applications.
Selwyn Henriques, President and CEO of EIZO Rugged Solutions, commented: “Our graphics and video product choices are complementary with Concurrent Technologies’ processor Plug-In Cards. Through this partnership, their customers will obtain complete, examined options to speed up system designs and win programs.”
Miles Adcock, CEO of Concurrent Technologies, commented: “This partnership additional cements our strong relationship with the EIZO Rugged Solutions team, having efficiently labored collectively on many high-profile programmes within the USA and worldwide. It is one other key a half of our recently launched systems offering, offering greater alternatives in what’s an extensive and fast-growing market.”