Moxa Introduces New Generation of x86 Industrial Computers

Moxa, the leader in industrial communications and networking, officially announces the launch of its new x86 Industrial PCs (IPCs).

This family of computers delivers outstanding performance, adaptability and durability to meet the strong demand for data interconnectivity and real-time processing of massive amounts of device data at the industrial edge.

The industrial sector is rapidly undergoing digital transformation, and the knowledge of resource optimization is advancing, driving the need for robust x86 IPCs.

Their use as edge devices for interfacing with industrial IoT utilization channels is accelerating the placement of Industry 4.0-enabled solutions.

According to "Industrial Automation Hardware Innovation: PLCs, IPCs, and HMIs," a research report published by market research firm ABI Research, the number of industrial computers (IPCs) in the industry is increasing.

Of the three major industrial automation hardware markets - industrial computers (IPCs), programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and human-machine interfaces (HMIs) - the industrial computer market is growing the fastest.

The industrial computer market is growing at the fastest rate, with a compound annual growth rate of 6% from 2023 to 2033. and the market value is expected to increase from $11 billion to $19.7 billion.

To meet the demand for ruggedized and reliable industrial computers for marginal industrial upgrades, Moxa has introduced new x86 industrial computer products, including the BXP, DRP, and RXP.

Moxa introduces a new line of x86 industrial computers, including the BXP, DRP, and RKP series, totaling 75 models with a wide range of form factors, interface combinations, and support for a wide range of Intel® processor families.

This comprehensive portfolio of industrial computers is designed to meet the changing needs of industrial automation.

"With the industrial computer market booming, we have put in place an innovation process to create a new generation of industrial computer product portfolio that

We have put in place an innovative process to create a next-generation industrial computer portfolio that meets our customers' individual requirements, including product lifecycle cost management, fanless planning, easy configuration options, and full lifecycle services.

"With more than 35 years of OT experience and expertise in serving a wide range of industries, Moxa's x86 industrial computers are the perfect fit for our customers," said Jonas Chen, head of Moxa's x86 industrial computer business.

With more than 35 years of OT experience and expertise in serving a wide range of industries, and a proven track record of helping industrial users connect and network at the edge, Moxa is committed to bringing the marketplace to the forefront.

Moxa is committed to delivering best-in-class industrial computer products to the market that fulfill a key part of the Connected Edge blueprint - the seamless connection of edge devices to industrial automation systems."

The BXP, DRP and RKP series are backed by up to a 3-year hardware warranty and a 10-year product lifetime promise (released in 2023).

These products once again demonstrate Moxa's commitment to outstanding quality and long-term stability to support our customers' business growth.

In addition, with the fast Configuration-To-Order Service (CTOS), customers can quickly determine the best solution for their application in just a few simple steps.

High reliability for 24/7 operation and product lifetime

The BXP, DRP and RKP series of ruggedized fanless computers operate reliably in harsh environments.

POS systems in the transportation industry and gas stations handle large amounts of data and are often located in harsh field environments, whereas x86 industrial computers, with their hermetically sealed design, are able to dissipate heat and reduce their rating.

Can be useful for heat dissipation, reduce rated maintenance and system failure, to ensure that the POS system 24 hours a day reliable operation.

In addition, these computers have been tested to stringent safety specifications, including continued exposure to extreme temperatures, surges, shocks, etc., and can maintain uninterrupted operation in extreme weather conditions without overheating or freezing.