Few domestic computer companies meet new European standards

From December 17 to 19, the AQSIQ Standards and Regulations Research Center convened a special council to address the new announcement issued by the European Union. According to investigations, at present, only 10% of domestic related companies meet the requirements of the regulations.

Li Ming, an engineer at the Shenzhen Institute of Standard Technology Research Institute of Technical Trade Measures, said that the regulations issued by the EU on November 21 are applicable to all the following computer and computer server products that draw power from the AC grid, including through external or internal power supplies: Computers, all-in-one desktop computers, notebook computers (including tablets, mobile thin clients), desktop thin clients, workstations, mobile workstations, small servers, computer servers; not suitable for blade systems and their accessories, multi-node servers, Computer servers, game console controllers, docking stations, etc. with more than four processor interfaces.

The Implementation Bill imposes stringent requirements on typical annual power consumption of various types of computers, power consumption in sleep mode, and power consumption in off-mode, and provides internal power supply efficiency and power management functions for various types of computers, and should be provided by manufacturers. Requests for testing and verification procedures for information and market supervision. The Implementation Bill divides desktops and all-in-one desktops into A, B, C, and D categories based on the number of physical cores, memory size, and number of GPUs, and measures their consumption based on their annual typical power consumption. Energy situation; according to whether there is a separate GPU and GPU bits, the notebook computer is divided into three categories: A, B, and C, and its typical power consumption is used to measure its energy consumption. In accordance with the energy requirements for computer varieties and their categories, the regulations are set for July 1, 2014 and January 1, 2016, respectively, to allow for sales within the EU.