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Lanner to Debut Industrial-Grade Edge AI Computers at NVIDIA GTC 2025, Powered by NVIDIA Jetson Platform

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Lanner Electronics is set to showcase its new industrial-grade Edge AI computers, the EAI-I233 and EAI-I251, at NVIDIA GTC 2025. These devices are designed to offer advanced computing capabilities for industrial applications. The unveiling of these innovations demonstrates Lanner's commitment to pushing the boundaries of network computing and industrial AI technologies. The company's presence at NVIDIA GTC 2025 underscores its focus on leveraging cutting-edge solutions in the field of AI and network computing. Attendees can expect to witness the latest advancements in industrial AI computing from Lanner Electronics at the event.

Lanner to Debut Industrial-Grade Edge AI Computers at NVIDIA GTC 2025, Powered by NVIDIA Jetson Platform
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Lanner Electronics Unveils Industrial-Grade Edge AI Computers

TAIPEI, Taiwan, March 19, 2025 - Lanner Electronics, a global leader in network computing appliance and industrial AI computers, will officially unveil its latest innovation, the EAI-I233 and EAI-I251 industrial-grade Edge AI computers, at NVIDIA GTC 2025. Powered by the NVIDIA® Jetson AGX OrinTM system on module (SOM), these advanced platforms are designed to deliver low-latency AI inferencing capabilities at the edge for industries including retail, manufacturing, transportation, and smart city.

EAI-I233: Compact Yet Powerful AI Inference System

The EAI-I233 features a compact design and is powered by the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin SOM, offering up to 64GB LPDDR5 memory and 2048 CUDA® cores for exceptional AI performance. With versatile connectivity options, this platform is ideal for deployment in space-constrained environments, such as retail stores, airports, and branch offices, enabling real-time AI inferencing for video analytics applications.

EAI-I251: Ruggedized AI Platform for Extreme Conditions

The EAI-I251, designed for harsh environments with an operational range of -40°C to 70°C, is powered by the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin SOM with 64GB LPDDR5 memory. Ideal for AI inference in autonomous systems, industrial visual inspection, and physical security, it features extensive I/O options, ensuring seamless integration for edge AI applications.

Seamlessly integrated with the NVIDIA JetPackTM SDK 6.2, both EAI-I251 and I233 empower developers with access to JetsonTM Linux, NVIDIA Metropolis stack for vision AI workloads, CUDA-XTM accelerated libraries, and robust development tools, accelerating the deployment of AI-driven in-vehicle video analytics.

"With the NVIDIA Jetson platform, our latest edge AI computers redefine industrial AI performance, reliability, and connectivity," said Spencer Chou, Senior Director of the Edge AI Division at Lanner Electronics. "Introducing these innovations at NVIDIA GTC 2025 underscores our commitment to driving advancements in AI and edge computing for mission-critical applications."

Experience Live Demonstrations at NVIDIA GTC 2025

The EAI-I233 and EAI-I251 will debut at Lanner's Booth #1908 during NVIDIA GTC 2025, from Mar 17-21 at San Jose Convention Center. Visitors can experience live demonstrations and explore how these platforms enable real-time AI inferencing across industrial sectors.

About Lanner Electronics

Lanner Electronics Inc. (TAIEX 6245) is a world-leading hardware provider in design, engineering, and manufacturing services for advanced network appliances and rugged industrial computers. Lanner provides reliable and customizable computing platforms with high quality and performance. Today, Lanner has a large and dynamic manpower of over 900 well-experienced employees worldwide with the headquarters in Taipei, Taiwan and subsidiaries in the US, Canada, and China.

Media Contact: Brian Chen +886-2-8692-6060 [email protected] SOURCE Lanner Electronics


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