Intel NUCs are tiny but powerful mini-PCs. Their popularity has rapidly increased since Intel introduced them in 2012. People use the Intel NUC — an acronym for Next Unit of Computing, and pronounced like the first syllable in “knuckle” — in millions of systems worldwide from home entertainment to gaming to digital security to airport signs. Learn more about the Hades Canyon NUC, which was introduced in January: Intel Launches Most Powerful NUC: Smallest VR-Capable System Ever

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