In order to better manage today's factories, industrial PCs must have many capabilities. The PC architecture must be powerful and able to operate reliably in harsh industrial environments; the design must be stable and durable and not easily crash; it should support long-term innovation cycles, rather than being scrapped after a short period of use like products in the consumer market. In addition, important aspects such as one-time delivery, appropriate cost-effectiveness, and high-level security features need to be considered. Only with these key capabilities can industrial PCs truly meet the stringent requirements of modern factories for computing equipment and help factories achieve efficient and intelligent production management.