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MAF801 Expandable Edge AI Computer from IBASE

High-Flexibility Architecture Accelerates Industrial Edge AI Deployment

IBASE Technology Inc.  has launched the MAF801, a next-generation Edge AI system engineered with a highly expandable architecture to support complex AI inference workloads at the network edge. Designed for industrial automation, machine vision, intelligent robotics, and high-density AIoT deployments, the MAF801 integrates high-performance 14th/13th/12th Gen Intel® Core™ processors with dedicated GPU expansion slots to meet the rising computational demands of modern AI applications.

The system incorporates PCIe x16 and PCIe x4 expansion slots that allow system integrators to install a wide range of GPU accelerators, significantly increasing compute throughput for demanding AI workloads. This configuration enables the MAF801 to efficiently process high-resolution camera inputs, perform real-time decision-making at the edge, and reduce dependency on cloud resources. With its GPU expandability and industrial-grade durability, the platform empowers enterprises to deploy advanced AI applications faster and more efficiently.

The MAF801 supports NVMe and SSD storage, isolated COM ports, multiple LAN interfaces, and optional communication modules. It offers expansion options for WiFi, LTE, and 5G connectivity, enabling flexible deployment in both wired and wireless infrastructures. The system features a rugged enclosure and a long product lifecycle, making it suitable for mission-critical industrial applications. It is optimized for uninterrupted 24/7 operation with extended lifecycle components that ensure dependable performance in edge AI applications such as machine vision inspection, robotics control, and real-time analytics.

Key Highlights of MAF801:

  • High-Performance x86 Core: Supports 14th/13th/12th Gen Intel Core processors, covering a wide range of computing requirements from standard workloads to intensive AI processing.
  • GPU Expansion Capability: Supports PCIe GPU cards to enable powerful AI inference and deep learning acceleration for high-compute edge workloads.
  • Flexible Expandable Architecture: Offers expansion for storage (SSD and NVMe), I/O ports, and communication modules, providing scalable infrastructure for evolving AIoT and edge AI applications.
  • Accelerated AI Deployment at the Edge: Ideal for industrial automation, smart manufacturing, edge vision, and smart city applications, enabling fast deployment from data acquisition to real-time AI inference and decision making.

 

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