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A mini platform from Intel: the NUC

From a strategic standpoint, Intel is intentionally not in the business of making money from selling systems. And for good reason, as doing so — at least on any kind of consistent basis —would alienate its OEM customers, whose existence does depend on making money from selling systems. However, to help seed demand, especially for novel products, Intel will create ...

Alex Herrera

From a strategic standpoint, Intel is intentionally not in the business of making money from selling systems. And for good reason, as doing so — at least on any kind of consistent basis —would alienate its OEM customers, whose existence does depend on making money from selling systems. However, to help seed demand, especially for novel products, Intel will create reference system designs as it deems necessary. Recently, it’s done that with a workstation-market-relevant slant on its NUC (Next Unit of Computing) mini PC.  Intel’s NUC Pro 9: a mini that passes the workstation litmus test (Source: Intel)   The
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