OnLogic
OnLogic is a US-based manufacturer of rugged industrial computers and edge computing hardware, formerly known as Logic Supply.
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Overview
OnLogic is an American industrial computer manufacturer headquartered in South Burlington, Vermont. The company designs, configures and builds small-form-factor, fanless and rugged computers intended for industrial automation, edge computing, IoT gateways, digital signage, medical, military and other demanding environments, rather than for consumer desktop use. It sells both standard models and customer-specific configurations, and it also offers engineering and lifecycle services around those systems. The business began as Logic Supply, founded in the early 2000s as a specialist supplier of small and embedded computer hardware. Over time it moved from reselling third-party systems toward designing and manufacturing its own chassis and platforms, building a brand around reliability, long product lifecycles and customization. The company rebranded from Logic Supply to OnLogic in 2019 to reflect that shift from a supply business to an industrial computing brand. OnLogic's product range spans fanless industrial PCs, rackmount and DIN-rail computers, edge servers, panel PCs and rugged handheld or vehicle-mounted systems, typically built around Intel and AMD processors and supporting Windows and Linux. Its customers are mostly OEMs, system integrators and industrial end users who need hardware that tolerates heat, dust, vibration and continuous operation. The company is privately held and operates primarily in the North American market while shipping internationally. It positions itself as an engineering-led alternative to mass-market PC vendors, emphasizing configurability, certification support and long-term availability of its platforms.
History
OnLogic traces its origins to Logic Supply, a Vermont-based company founded in the early 2000s to supply small-form-factor and embedded computer hardware. In its early years the business operated largely as a specialized distributor and integrator, sourcing compact motherboards, chassis and components and assembling systems for industrial and commercial customers who could not use standard desktop PCs. As demand for fanless and rugged systems grew in industrial automation, digital signage and embedded applications, Logic Supply increasingly designed its own chassis and platforms and built direct relationships with component vendors. This moved the company from a catalog reseller toward a manufacturer with its own product lines and engineering support. In 2019 the company rebranded from Logic Supply to OnLogic. The new name was intended to signal a focus on industrial computing and edge logic rather than simple hardware supply, and the rebrand accompanied a broader push into edge computing, IoT and industrial automation markets. Since the rebrand, OnLogic has expanded its portfolio toward edge servers and higher-performance systems suited to data-intensive workloads outside traditional data centers, while continuing to offer fanless and DIN-rail industrial PCs. The company remains privately held and headquartered in South Burlington, Vermont.
Logic Supply founded in Vermont as a supplier of small-form-factor and embedded computer hardware.
Company rebrands from Logic Supply to OnLogic.
Portfolio expands toward edge servers and higher-performance industrial systems.
Products and positioning
Engineering-led industrial and edge computing hardware brand emphasizing ruggedness, configurability and long product lifecycles.
Fanless industrial PCs
Rackmount industrial computers
DIN-rail computers
Edge servers
Panel PCs
Recent events
Reported
Omron to acquire OnLogic for $675 million[2]
Japanese automation technology company Omron announced it will acquire South Burlington-based computer hardware manufacturer OnLogic for $675 million, with the deal expected to close in January. OnLogic will continue operating as an independent business, retaining its executive leadership team, brand, culture, direct sales model, and South Burlington global headquarters, while employees will receive a 'thank you' bonus of $1,500 for each month of employment plus equity payouts for shareholding employees.
Reported
OnLogic releases Helix 310 and Helix 330 fanless computing platforms[3]
OnLogic released two fanless computing platforms, the Helix 310 and Helix 330, powered by Intel Celeron N and Pentium J series processors and designed for applications including 4K displays.
Reported
OnLogic announces TM800 thin client[4]
OnLogic announced the addition of the TM800, an AMD-powered thin client capable of driving four independent displays, to its line of ThinManager Ready thin clients.
Reported
OnLogic unveils Raspberry Pi-powered industrial computer[5]
OnLogic unveiled its first Raspberry Pi-powered industrial computer, designed for industrial, automation and IoT applications. The device was expected to become available later in 2021.
Reported
OnLogic announces new Elkhart Lake fanless systems[6]
OnLogic announced four new fanless industrial systems built around Intel Elkhart Lake processors, with sales planned for the second quarter.
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