Introduction
Next Unit of Computing (NUC) is a Small-Form-Factor-PC introduced by Intel® in 2012.
With the introduction in 2012 driven by a Sandy Bridge processor the Intel® NUCs evolved constantly with the market and comes now with an Core i7 of the 8th generation (Coffee Lake). With the possibility to offer the latest technologies, the Intel® NUC is always a good choice when you keep an eye on the performance / cost ratio. With a versatile product portfolio the Intel® NUC has many advantages that are waiting to be challenged.
What is an Intel® NUC?
Dive inside to see what the Intel® NUC is and explore features and components including a range of processor options that make this mini PC as powerful as a full size desktop PC.
Explore the Intel® NUC variety
Intel® offers a wide variety of NUC families when it comes to determine a solution. The odds appear in different processor technologies and I/O-Models which are carried out on the backside. With the availability to provide two case versions (Slim & Tall) Intel® offers you additional space for further Storage components.
High-End computing, low-profile style
When great ideas begin to grow, centimeters can make the difference if a project can be executed and realized. No matter if a NUC Board or a cased NUC is needed – with it’s dimensions of 4×4 inch the Intel® NUC is the ideal device for small applications.
