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Intel Network Processors Drive New Communications Capabilities for Rockwell Automation

Overview Rockwell Automation is likely the first industrial leader to boldly cross the boundary of these once-disparate industries. By tapping the Intel network processor architecture for its future automation solutions, the company plans to leverage the growth curve of the commercial processing world into the once-proprietary industrial segment. Intel and Rockwell Automation are working closely together to ensure success. The new Intel IXP465 network processor includes "hardened" features that serve the unique requirements of the industrial segment. Meanwhile, Rockwell Automation is developing leading-edge control products for a wide variety of industries that rely on the high performance/low power capabilities of the new Intel IXP46X product line.

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Publisher	Intel	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005
Format	Case Studies
Topics	N/A

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