New Xeon-capable motherboard Provides 20 USB 3.2 Vents

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  You may be thinking”Hey, that is just 16 USB interfaces!” Never fear, gentle reader{} just still another four USB headers on the board. They are for linking to chassis-mounted interfaces. [charge: Portwell ]

Industrial PC firm Portwell is supplying an odd server manager. The PEB-9783G2AR is a FlexATX board Intended for use in non invasive chassis, encouraging Intel Comet Lake-S CPUs as well as 128GiB of DDR4 ECC RAM. This, and the remaining portion of the board specs, are still fairly ordinary –but then there is the 20 USB 3.2 type-A interfaces.

Yes, that is correct, 20 USB interfaces. Sixteen of these are mounted onto the motherboard and rear-facing; another four are headers out there for cable links to chassis-mounted interfaces. Tom’s Hardware coated this plank and theorized that the huge variety of USB ports would be helpful to cryptocurrency miners to be used with outside GPUs (although a few commenters disagreed).

Even the cryptocurrency angle is intriguing, but it is probably somewhat off the mark–Portwell’s very own press launch drives automation and robotics as software for your board. Portwell promoting engineer Maria Yang states that the vents”[enable ] clients to link to a lot of peripheral devices like cameras which may be used for vehicle and robot navigation”