Teguar Computers used to Develop Vaccine for Coronavirus

Read how Teguar computers are being used to find a vaccine and how the Coronavirus is effecting Teguar manufacturing.

A national medical research agency in the U.S. that produces vaccines and treatment drugs is quickly building a lab, which will be dedicated solely to fighting the Coronavirus. The agency asked Teguar to deliver a TM-5010-24 Healthcare Computer as soon as possible. The agency already had over 50 Teguar computers deployed in pharmaceutical labs across the country, so they knew the hardware worked for their application. Teguar was able to deliver the TM-5010-24 to the lab in under 24 hours. With the Coronavirus spreading quickly throughout the United States and the rest of the world, Teguar was happy to be able to help by processing this order in record time.

The majority of the world’s electronics are manufactured in Asian countries, so the electronic hardware industry was one of the first first to feel the economic effects of the coronavirus outbreak. Fortunately for Teguar, manufacturing in Taiwan is far less affected than manufacturing in China. While there are a few delays, by and large the Taiwanese tech community is faring well.

Overall, there has been minimal impact to Teguar compared to the sweeping effects on the tech industry at large. As always, customers will be a top priority and account representatives will work diligently to coordinate and communicate in the case of delays. In the coming weeks, Teguar will continue to do its part to provide mission critical coronavirus fighting equipment.