As the world’s demand for intelligence increases, real-time edge computing no longer refers simply to data processing. Increasingly, it implies AI.

In applications like traffic monitoring, defect/quality inspection, people counting, medical imaging, or autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), the demand for edge AI also means requirements for low latency, minimal power consumption, and sufficient thermal dissipation – all of course, at the highest performance levels possible.

Advantech announces a range of embedded computing solutions featuring Intel Xeon D-1700/2700 processors. The launch comprises of the AIR-500D, the ARK-7060, MIC-790 edge AI servers, and the SOM-5993 COM Express and SOM-D580 COM-HPC server modules.

Advantech launched edge AI inference systems that are designed to meet the demands for AI image recognition. As AI devices are widely deployed at the edge, remote management and information security at the cloud/edge remain key concerns.

Advantech, a leading provider of industrial flash storage solutions, is announcing the adoption of KIOXIA 112-Layer flash BiCS5 in multiple series and form factors.

Apart from lengthy and expensive operational research, factory production can meet its optimal targets by thorough analysis and monitoring of the overall system. Additionally, production workflow is efficient when machinery works at its maximum efficiency without faulty intervals or anomalies.

Advantech released the El-52 system that is powered by an 11th Gen Intel Core i5/i3/Celeron processor and is capable of plug-and-play.