With embedded world 2024 one week away, we're thrilled to share our new products. We're introducing two new Intel/Altera-based SoMs to our product line. First, the KRIB-A5ExxB32A (aka the KR Innovation Board) is a compact Agilex5 SoM aimed at industrial and edge applications. With four 32-bit wide LPDDR4 instances, the KRIB offers the highest memory [...]
It is hard to believe that almost 5 Years have elapsed since we moved to our “new” location at Ackerstrasse 30 in Basel. At that time, I could not imagine that we would fill and ultimately outgrow this “huge” new place within just 3-4 Years of having arrived. But we did. First by starting in-house [...]
In April 2021 we started to subject our KRM-4ZUxxDR modules to an extensive temperature test on a KRC-4700 test carrier, extended outside of our temperature specification of 0 °C to 70 °C for a commercial grade module, to underline our high-quality standards and our reliability. For this function test, we have developed a test setup [...]
Just in time for the Embedded World 2020, we are proud to announce our first new product family in 4 Years. The KRM-4 series of modules is dedicated to the RFSoC line of Xilinx. RFSoC's offer fantastic value for any application that depends on fast analog acquisition and/or generation in conjunction with FPGA based processing [...]
KR will introduce its latest Products at the 2020 Embedded World fair in February 2020. Please visit us at booth 138 in Hall 3A to learn about the latest Xilinx Ultrascale+ and RFSoC offerings from KR
January 2018 In 2017 we completed our relocation to a larger facility and expanded our in house capabilities, now it is time to strengthen our Engineering team. We have multiple openings for Embedded Systems developers, please see details of our job-openings here, we are looking forward to your application! UPDATE August 2018, we have filled [...]
April 2018 Knowledge Resources GmbH is proud to announce its first Xilinx FPGA-based blockchain design. The most distinguishing aspects of our approach are that it simultaneously utilizes the power of six FPGAs, and that it can effectively be implemented with any FPGA family, even the ones dating back to the last millennium. One could even [...]