10GbE Mini-STX carrier board supports Linux-driven Type 7 modules
Congatec announced a 5×5-inch Mini-STX form factor micro-server carrier board with 4x 10GbE ports, 2x GbE ports, and a COM Express Type 7 interface for its Atom C3000-based Conga-B7AC module.
High-end edge servers were a hot topic last week at Embedded World. Joining the conversation was Congatec, which announced a “deployment ready design study” for an unnamed “10GbE micro server carrier board.” The design’s COM Express Type 7 slot enables customers to maintain the equipment while upgrading only the COM Express module. In addition, its “5×5-inch” (147 x 140mm) Mini-STX form factor enables a compact, embedded friendly footprint.
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