port GmbH announces name change
August 23, 2019 - port GmbH has changed its name. The "port Gesellschaft für computergestützte Automation mbH" will become "port industrial automation GmbH"
Since 1990, the company port is active in the area of real-time communication and has earned worldwide a reputation and brand. Port started with CANopen in 1994 and continues to expand its portfolio of protocol stacks and tools for PROFINET, EtherNetIP, EtherCAT, POWERLINK and CC-Link / TSN. In addition to LINUX, a variety of platforms from STMicroelectronics, RENESAS, TI, Infineon, Spansion, Analog Devices, Cypress, Microchip, Freescale, NXP, Marvell and many more are supported. With GOAL, port has released a middleware for multi-protocol solutions, which facilitates the use of real-time communication technologies.
With this strategy since 2011, the turnover of port has more than tripled ...
From now on, port will be known as "port industrial automation GmbH" based in Halle / Saale
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