Advantech has released AIMB-522, an industrial Micro-ATX motherboard for AI image processing in automation and surveillance.
Visitors to the Vision trade fair will see how Advantech, working with its technology partner Nvidia, is delivering advanced solutions for IoT and Industrial IoT applications
Advantech has launched its AIR-030 series, an edge AI system powered by Nvidia Jetson AGX Orin, and the EPC-R7300 series for industrial barebone PCs powered by Nvidia Jetson Orin NX and Orin Nano
Advantech is upgrading a wide range of its platforms including industrial ATX motherboards, industrial ATX/MicroATX server boards, and PICMG 1.3 full-size single board computers, all with the latest processor and chipset specifications
Advantech has released AIMB-522, an industrial Micro-ATX motherboard for AI image processing in automation and surveillance
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Advantech, a provider of industrial edge computing platforms, now offers SKY-MXM-A2000, an industrial-grade GPU-accelerated solution
Advantech is pleased to release a series of i.MX 8M Plus-based products. The RSB-3720 and EPC-R3720 are UIO40-Express, modular application-oriented I/O expansion boards with AIM-Linux for vision AI applications
Advantech has released its GPU edge computing solution with Nvidia T4 GPU NVQual validation: a MIC-770 compact industrial computer. The company has also announced the ROM-5620 SMARC 2.1 module, its first Arm Cortex-A35 based on the NXP i.MX8X processor
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