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GENESIS64 Product Brief.pdf - Iconics

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<strong>GENESIS64</strong><strong>Product</strong> Introduction September 2013advantage of the new architecture, there needed to be a change in the perception of computing.As is the case with technology, 64-bit computers quickly began to permeate the market ofdesktops, laptops and large-scale server applications. With its arrival to the mainstream, usersstarted to reap the benefits of the advanced hardware and software. Today, <strong>GENESIS64</strong> is in aleague of its own, having emerged from its initial design to a full featured, independent force inautomation.When 32-bit systems emerged, 4 gigabytes of memory may have seemed morethan enough for typical PC-based applications. Soon, however, the cost ofmemory fell, making higher bit processing more prevalent. 64-bit processors,including those from AMD and Intel, are found in the latest products from allmajor suppliers. The 64-bit architecture increases the memory capacity to 264addresses, equivalent to 16 Exabytes (over 17 billion Gigabytes) of RAM. Theintroduction of multi-processor architecture to more servers also opened up asignificant performance benefit to applications. The ability to split tasks on to parallel processingunits or cores allows applications to run processes in tandem (asynchronously) instead of doingthem one by one. Hyper-threading also allows the physical computer to use more “virtual cores”simultaneously, although only a fraction of physical cores exist in the hardware. This technologyfurther supports applications requiring more resources.Currently, most software, including a great deal of what appears in industrial automation, isbuilt as 32-bit code, not 64-bit code. Applications that take advantage of the memory and speedincrease, as well as improved multi-tasking, stress testing and clustering capabilities of 64-bittechnology, will be perceived as vast improvements over any 32-bit counterparts.The ICONICS <strong>GENESIS64</strong> web-enabled OPC HMI/SCADA suite is the resultof ICONICS working early on during Microsoft’s development of newWindows operating systems. ICONICS’ partnership with Microsoft allowsdevelopers to work in tandem for high level integration. ICONICS hasleveraged this relationship to include new certifications for Windows 8Compatibility and Server 2012 Certification as well as past certificationsin Windows Server 2008 and Windows 7 operating systems. ICONICSalso earned an award in 2010 for our work with early-integration ofWindows 7 features.Combining the strength of the Microsoft platform with innovativeengineering from ICONICS, <strong>GENESIS64</strong> has evolved far beyondcompetitors. Architected with the highest levels of interoperability, the<strong>GENESIS64</strong> product suite is truly the future of automation.Copyright © 2013 ICONICS, Inc.All Rights Reserved.Page 3 of 34September 2013

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