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The place where Edge Computing meets AI is where every company wants to be, if it’s trying to get a piece of the explosive growth occurring thanks to the Fourth Industrial Revolution. And square in the center of that critical intersection is the Inference computer.

Greater Los Angeles, California – Premio Inc. has added two new products to its family of Intel 11th Generation Elkhart Lake supported computers, the Modular Panel PC PC-100-EHL and IP69K Waterproof Computer WCO-3000-EHL. Now powered by the latest Intel 11th Generation (Elkhart Lake) processing technology, both products support enhanced compute performance and low power efficiency with an industrial-grade, ruggedized design.

The push to bring processing closer to the edge is undeniable, and the demand for embedded systems to provide that processing with AI, ML, and IoT capabilities is only going to continue to grow in every vertical.

Los Angeles, California. Premio Inc introduced its newest x86 single board computer powered by the 12th Generation of Intel’s Alder Lake-N processors. Utilizing the same Gracemont CPU architecture present in the Efficiency cores of 12th/13th Generation Intel Core CPUs, the Alder Lake-N platform exhibits improved performance over earlier Intel processors, achieving an increase of up to 28% and a 42% with the Core i3 N-Series processor.

To combat the increasing number of advanced devices processing large amounts of data at the edge, edge intelligence and AI acceleration combine to tackle AI inferencing tasks, providing real-time processing and reduced latency capabilities to critical infrastructure and automated environments.