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Trades about 6% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
ADLINK Technology, Inc. is a global provider of industrial computing solutions, developing and marketing a comprehensive array of hardware, software, and peripheral devices. Its operations extend across the Asia Pacific region, Mainland China, the Americas, and Europe. The company's extensive product portfolio encompasses core components like processor and switch blades, alongside complete computing platforms. They offer specialized CompactPCI products, including blades, switches, backplanes, fully integrated systems, enclosures, peripherals, accessories, power supplies, and intelligent solutions for railway applications. ADLINK also produces embedded computer-on-modules (COMs). For data acquisition and measurement, their offerings span multi-function and USB DAQ systems, digital I/O, digitizers, dynamic signal analyzers, GPIB interfaces, timer/counter modules, and PXI/PXIe products, supported by relevant software and utilities. The firm provides advanced GPU and AI vision solutions, platforms for AI-enabled video analytics and deep learning, embedded MXM modules, and PCI Express graphics cards. ADLINK manufactures robust industrial motherboards, single-board computers (SBCs), and a range of industrial and fanless PCs. They cater to the gaming industry with specialized and generic solutions, monitors, and advanced architectural platforms and boards. For medical applications, they supply panel PCs, monitors, and tablets, alongside products for motion control, fieldbus communication, and machine vision. Additionally, the company offers Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) servers, network security appliances, and video processing servers. Its lineup includes industrial display systems, integrated panel PCs, solutions based on the Robotic Operating System 2 (ROS2), rugged small form factor (SFF) platforms and servers, proprietary software, and embedded flash storage devices. ADLINK serves a diverse clientele across sectors such as defense and aviation, healthcare, industrial automation, gaming, power and energy, retail and logistics, smart city initiatives, networking and communication, test and measurement, transportation, and robotics. Established in 1995, the company is headquartered in Taoyuan City, Taiwan.
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