Why Use an Intel® NUC for Business?
Intel® NUC packs the power of the latest-generation, full-size desktop PCs into a form factor small enough to hold in your hand. They range from Intel® NUC boards for embedded applications to ready-to-run business mini PCs.1
High-Performance Building Blocks for Business
Graphics-intensive workstations, videoconferencing and collaboration hubs, embedded machines on the factory floor—Intel® NUC can put computing performance to work practically anywhere.
Full-Size Desktop PC Performance, Tiny Intel® NUC
Choose the latest Gen Intel® Xeon® and Intel® Core™ processors with extensive I/Os—including USB 3.1 ports, HDMI, Thunderbolt™ 4 technology, Gigabit Ethernet—all packed into a range of flexible, customizable form factors.
Multidisplay 4K Video and Graphics
Intel® NUC can drive multiple 4K displays while processing multiple streams of incoming video via Thunderbolt™ 4 technology. Multiple dedicated graphics cores rip through 3D animation, CAD models, and video rendering. This makes Intel® NUC equally adept as high-performance workstations and digital signage PCs.
Built for Commercial Environments
Intel® NUC Pro and Rugged Mini PCs, kits, and boards are certified for 24/7 operation1 and offer additional features for commercial environments. These include persistent display emulation, variable input voltage, and HDMI CEC.
Intel Quality and Reliability
Intel® NUC is the only mini PC engineered, built, and backed by Intel. You get the fine-tuned performance and reliability you expect from Intel with a three-year warranty and 24/7 support.2
Need commercial-grade reliability? Intel® NUC Pro and Rugged have three-year product life cycles and are certified for 24/7/365.
Built for Business: Intel® NUC on the Intel vPro® Platform
The Intel vPro® platform delivers the performance, security, manageability, and stability businesses need to be productive and efficient. Look for Intel vPro® platform-eligible Intel® NUC Mini PCs, kits, and boards.
Flexible, Versatile, Customizable Intel® NUC
There’s an Intel® NUC for every business need, from office mini PCs that take up less space than a smart speaker to rugged Intel® NUC boards and chassis that stand up to life on the factory floor.
Ready-to-Run Intel® NUC Mini PCs
These mini desktops are ready to go right out of the box. They come completely configured with RAM, SSDs, and Windows* 10 Pro. Connect an HDMI or Thunderbolt™ 4 monitor, plug a keyboard and mouse into a USB port, power on, and you’re up and running.
Ready-to-Build Intel® NUC Kits
Intel® NUC kits provide a foundation for computing with room to expand. Many ship without memory, storage, or an operating system so you can configure them the way you want. Use Intel® NUC kits to build Windows* 10 Pro mini PCs, create headless Linux media servers, or support practically any configuration in between.
Ready-to-Integrate Intel® NUC Boards
These bare boards are ready to put computing power into digital signage, kiosks, robotics, and IoT applications. Kits are available in a range of processors with options based on the Intel vPro® platform.
Mix, Match, and Deploy with Intel® NUC Pro Elements
Intel® NUC Pro Elements separate components—like boards, computing cores, and chassis—into modular, plug-and-play parts that make it easy to build the exact Intel® NUC you want.
Rugged Options for Industry and IoT
Intel® NUC Rugged kits, boards, and chassis are made to stand up to harsh environments. You can also find IP-rated chassis for water resistance and more from third-party vendors in our ecosystem.
How Can an Intel® NUC Power Your Business?
From web-based conferencing to digital signage to IoT applications, Intel® NUC offers versatile performance for an incredible range of business use cases.
Professional Workstations That Save Space
Intel® NUC Mini PCs take up very little space, and most models consume little power compared to a traditional desktop PC. This makes them ideal for office productivity and high-performance, multidisplay workstations for designers, video editors, engineers, and architects.
Conference Rooms and Live Collaboration
Power all of your conference room technology, drive multiple displays and projectors, and stream live collaboration. As the go-to hub for meeting room technology, Intel® NUC Pro supports the Intel Unite® solution and other popular conferencing software. Add cameras and interactive displays for immersive experiences.
Smart, Easy-to-Manage Digital Signage
Support for multiple 4K displays, Thunderbolt™ 4 and HDMI, and fast Wi-Fi and Ethernet make Intel® NUC ideal for commercial signage media players. Built-in display emulation keeps signage up and running during maintenance. Intel® Watchdog Timer reboots hung operations in the background. Integrators can even take control of displays using our Intel® NUC API for HDMI CEC.
Versatile Uses for Education and Government
Computer labs, classroom PCs, large lecture halls, and collaborative conference rooms—Intel® NUC Mini PCs can play multiple roles throughout education and government. Select the Intel vPro® platform to simplify management and help support security policies.
Embedded Devices for Industry and IoT
Intel® NUC extends high performance to manufacturing lines, transportation systems, robotics, and IoT. Features like delayed AC start and internal voltage regulators support robust industrial applications. Choose from boards with additional headers for expanded I/O, ready-to-run mini PCs, and rugged chassis for harsh environments.
Intel® NUC for Managed Service Providers
Expand your offerings with Intel® NUC-based solutions for backup and recovery, digital security and surveillance, and more.
Intel® NUC Mini PCs for Business
Office, conference rooms, signage, and IoT—there’s an Intel® NUC mini PC for every business need.
Intel® NUC Ecosystem
Discover a wide range of products from our Ecosystem Partners, designed to complement the Intel® NUC product portfolio.
Product and Performance Information
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Sustained operation is defined as 24/7 operation for five years with 50 percent system utilization on average, with an expected service rate of 1 percent per year during this period.