Where hardware meets software
Since 2003, GHI Electronics has been a global leader in integrated embedded solutions — comprehensive hardware and software tools designed to reduce cost, complexity, and time-to-market, from initial prototype to full-scale production.
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From the first FAT file system chipset on the market in 2003 to the DUELink ecosystem of today, here's a look at the milestones that shaped GHI Electronics.
2026
Empower educators by expanding the DUELink ecosystem with MicroBlocks, a block-coding option.
2025
Introduced DUELink, an electronic-module building-blocks ecosystem that works with the world's most popular microcomputers and coding languages.
2024
Endpoint extended with full Python 3 support through VS Code.
2023
Introduced Endpoint, the world's first full-scale .NET system-on-modules.
2022
Introduced DUE, a scripting language that is easy to learn.
2021
Expanded SITCore with the world's smallest, lowest-power, commercial-grade .NET C# SC13 chipsets and boards.
2020
Introduced SITCore (Secure IoT Core) SC20 chipsets and modules. Refreshed the FEZ product line with all-new SITCore SBCs.
2019
Introduced TinyCLR 2.0, a world-class secure .NET IoT operating system.
2018
Released the ultra low-cost FEZ for the maker and educational markets. Introduced the Universal Compute Module standard. Released TinyCLR, bringing .NET to embedded devices.
2017
Invented a universal compute module standard. Introduced TinyCLR, a modern, portable, and extendable .NET embedded operating system.
2016
Entered into a partnership with the BeagleBoard.org Foundation to become an official manufacturer. Became a design and manufacturing launch partner for the BeagleBone Black Wireless.
2015
Introduced the G30 and G80 SoCs (System-on-Chip), the world's smallest and lowest-cost .NET Micro Framework chipsets on the market.
2014
Introduced the ALFAT-2 FAT file system chipset update with SD-Reader mode.
2013
Introduced G400-D and G400-S SoMs, the most advanced NETMF products on the market.
2012
ALFAT FAT file system chipset updated with modern processor, built-in USB Host, and Microsoft Long Filename license. Introduced FEZ Hydra and G120 SoM.
2011
Partnered with Microsoft on .NET Gadgeteer technology. Introduced FEZ Spider, the first .NET Gadgeteer mainboard.
2010
Introduced the .NET Micro Framework-based FEZ (Freakin' Easy) product line, targeted at makers and educators.
2009
Introduced EMX and ChipworkX SoMs running .NET Micro Framework with advanced features like SQLite.
2008
Signed a partnership with Microsoft for developing .NET Micro Framework devices. Introduced the Embedded Master SoM.
2007
Introduced uALFAT, the first FAT file system chipset with Microsoft-patented Long File Name (LFN) technology.
2006
Introduced ALFATxp, the first FAT file system chipset with Java VM.
2005
Introduced USBwiz, the first FAT file system chipset with USB Mass Storage support.
2004
ALFAT upgraded to be the first FAT chipset with over 50 KB per second file access speed.
2003
Introduced ALFAT, the first FAT file system chipset on the market.
