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IBASE Pingzhen factory opened

IBASE Technology Inc. has opened its Pingzhen factory in Taiwan.

IBASE has been working in the field of industrial computers for more than 20 years. In addition to the Sanchung and Hsinchuang factories that have been in operation for many years, in order to enhance the momentum of the global development, the company purchased the Taoyuan Pingzhen factory which has a land area of 12,056 m2 and a building area of 18,384 m2.

The new factory mainly produces industrial motherboards, embedded systems, panel PCs, digital signage players, network appliances, and various ODM and JDM products.

The Pingzhen factory provides various leisure facilities and employee lounges to create a friendly, comfortable, and high-quality humanised working environment. IBASE is committed to fully fulfill its social responsibilities, increase employment opportunities, and promote local business prosperity and healthy community, achieving long-term growth and creating business value.

The Pingzhen plant is certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 27001 standards. It plans to implement an “energy and facility monitoring system” in June this year to monitor and analyse various conditions such as temperature, humidity, lighting, air conditioning, heating equipment, as well as other energy and power usage data, gradually implementing energy-saving technologies and carbon reduction.

IBASE actively develops various industrial-grade computing solutions, for use in high-speed growth fields including AIoT, smart manufacturing, smart retail, intelligent transportation, medical, and network communications.

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