Arrow signs Alorium
- Autor:Ella Cai
- Lassen Sie auf:2017-12-18
Arrow Electronics has entered into a global distribution agreement with Alorium Technology, a provider of compact, high-performance embedded computing solutions for the industrial and commercial internet of things (IoT) markets, technology startups and the advanced maker movement.
Arrow will sell Alorium’s FPGA-based solutions, including the XLR8 development board that enables new levels of performance and programmability for Arduino projects, as well as the Arduino-compatible Snō development board with enhanced processing and application speeds. Coupled with the expert design capabilities of the two companies, the agreement will help customers quickly and cost-effectively achieve production-ready solutions, including time-sensitive industrial devices.
“Alorium brings new levels of innovation and capabilities based on FPGA technology,” says Arrow’s David West.”
“This relationship with Arrow brings a new level of visibility to our products,” Alorium Technology President Mike Berry said. “Arrow’s extended reach, combined with their deep knowledge of key vertical markets, is a huge benefit as we continue to build our technology roadmap.”
Arrow will sell Alorium’s FPGA-based solutions, including the XLR8 development board that enables new levels of performance and programmability for Arduino projects, as well as the Arduino-compatible Snō development board with enhanced processing and application speeds. Coupled with the expert design capabilities of the two companies, the agreement will help customers quickly and cost-effectively achieve production-ready solutions, including time-sensitive industrial devices.
“Alorium brings new levels of innovation and capabilities based on FPGA technology,” says Arrow’s David West.”
“This relationship with Arrow brings a new level of visibility to our products,” Alorium Technology President Mike Berry said. “Arrow’s extended reach, combined with their deep knowledge of key vertical markets, is a huge benefit as we continue to build our technology roadmap.”
