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The latest product news and updates from across the Micromax brands and partners.
Micromax Announces Partnership with Local Government NSW
Micromax is proud to partner with Local Government NSW, the peak body representing councils across the state. As a valued partner of the 2026 LGNSW Annual Conference, held 22 to 24 November at the WIN Entertainment Centre in Wollongong, Micromax will engage with more than 900 local government decision-makers on how Australian technology can help councils embrace digital transformation and deliver sustainable outcomes for their communities.
A Low-Power Medical AI ODM/OEM Platform
Onyx Healthcare introduces a Qualcomm QCS6490-based medical-grade platform for entry-level medical AI and edge computing. Its fanless, low-power design supports Windows and Linux across Box PCs, Panel PCs, tablets and embedded systems, with medical certification and long-term supply backing.
ACCEL-JS1500: High-Performance Medical AI Edge Computer
Built on NVIDIA Jetson T5000 (Blackwell), the ACCEL-JS1500 targets real-time medical imaging and edge AI inference. It pairs extreme compute with EN 60601 medical-grade compliance, high-bandwidth memory and imaging-ready connectivity for clinical deployment.
MEDPC-7400: A Silent Medical Box PC for AI Healthcare
The MEDPC-7400 is a fanless medical Box PC built on Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, aimed at medical imaging and clinical data analytics. With DDR5 memory, TPM 2.0 security, IEC 60601-1 compliance and a hygienic aluminium chassis, it suits operating rooms, radiology and ICU settings.
An Extended Fibre Range
Cambridge Electronics has expanded its fibre solutions to cover patchcords, pigtails, adaptors and 19-inch rack-mount patch panels. The range supports structured cabling installations, linking fibre optic systems to active equipment while maintaining signal integrity across the network.
The Audio Range
Cambridge Electronics now offers a broad line of XLR and XLR/DMX audio connectors, spanning circular and square panel-mounted types, metal and plastic shells, and cable connectors. Engineered to IEC 61076-2-103, the range suits broadcast, studio and live-production environments, with bespoke assemblies available.
Stacking Connectors
Cambridge Electronics has introduced pre-formed stacking connector arrays in tall-and-short or short-and-tall layouts, with Micro BNC and DIN 1.0/2.3 types combinable in a single block. The space-saving design supports up to 12 GHz with BNC and Micro BNC, and 6 GHz with DIN 1.0/2.3, while minimising crosstalk.