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Lanner Electronics, a global pioneer in network computing and edge AI solutions, is set to host the highly anticipated Edge AI Summit 2025 on September 18, 2025, at the Hyatt Regency Santa Clara in Fremont, California. The summit will spotlight Lanner's latest advancements in edge AI infrastructure, featuring the all-new AstraEdge AI platforms designed to accelerate the deployment of agentic AI, telco AI, vision AI and robotics AI. Attendees will also hear keynote presentations from industry pioneers including NVIDIA, AWS, Intel, F5, and other ecosystem partners, offering insights on the future of AI at the edge and its transformative impact across enterprises and telecom networks. Edge AI Summit 2025 A central theme of the summit is how edge AI is transforming infrastructure  The Edge AI Summit 2025 will explore how the convergence of AI and edge infrastructure is driving a new era of innovation. Speakers will demonstrate how enterprises can leverage edge AI computing to meet growing demands for scalability, low-latency intelligence, and secure data processing closer to the source. A central theme of the summit is how edge AI is transforming infrastructure — enabling smaller, smarter, and more efficient systems that deliver real-time intelligence close to the data source. Attendees will explore how AI at the edge drives low-latency decision-making, enhances on-premise compute capabilities, and powers scalable, high-performance solutions for industries ranging from enterprise, telecom to industrial automation. Live Demonstrations Attendees will experience hands-on demonstrations of Lanner’s latest edge AI innovations, including: DPU/GPU-ready MGX Servers for running large language models (LLMs), enabling agentic AI, network security optimisation, and AI-powered push-to-talk communications in private 5G networks. Compact edge AI appliances powered by NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin, delivering traffic analytics and small language models (SLM) for smart mobility applications. ARC-Compact computers for AI-RAN deployments at cell sites, combining energy efficiency with high-performance AI acceleration. Scalable Edge AI workstations powering AI-enhanced ROI solutions for precision inspection in industrial automation. These live demos will showcase how Lanner’s edge AI platforms deliver intelligence directly to mission-critical environments, enabling enterprises to achieve greater efficiency, security, and operational insight.

Lanner Electronics, a pioneer in edge AI computing solutions, is proud to announce the launch of the EAI-I510 Edge AI Computer, designed to enhance city safety through AI-powered video analytics. Featuring the latest Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 2 (Arrow Lake H) processors, the EAI-I510 is engineered to support advanced video analytics applications such as intrusion detection, facial recognition, and law enforcement assistance for first responders. Real-time AI inference EAI-I510 enables smart surveillance and security monitoring with improved accuracy Built to meet the growing demand for real-time AI inference at the edge, the EAI-I510 enables smart surveillance and security monitoring with improved accuracy and efficiency. The EAI-I510 redefines high-performance computing with next-generation Intel® Core™ Ultra Processors (Series 2), delivering exceptional processing power and optimized energy efficiency for seamless data handling and ultra-responsive performance. AI-driven edge applications Equipped with built-in Intel® ARC™ graphics, XMX GPU, and an integrated NPU, the Intel Core Ultra Processor achieves 2.5x the AI performance of its predecessors, reaching up to 99 total platform TOPS of AI processing power.  This advanced architecture accelerates real-time AI analytics while maintaining outstanding power efficiency, making it an ideal solution for AI-driven edge applications. EAI-I510 features EAI-I510 features two 2.5GbE RJ45 and two 10GbE RJ45 ports for high-speed networking For I/O connectivity, the EAI-I510 features two 2.5GbE RJ45 and two 10GbE RJ45 ports for high-speed networking. It also includes two COM ports, four USB ports, two DisplayPort 1.2 outputs, and four DIO ports, providing versatile interface options for various deployment needs. The system also supports expansion capabilities with up to 96GB DDR5 6400 MHz Memory, one PCIe x8 slot, one M.2 2230 E-Key slot for WiFi 6/6E, one M.2 3042/3052 B-Key slot for LTE/5G, and two Nano-SIM slots, ensuring robust wireless communication options. Intel’s latest Core Ultra Series 2 processors “The launch of EAI-I510 marks a significant milestone in AI-driven security solutions, empowering law enforcement agencies and first responders with real-time intelligence,” said Spencer Chou, Senior Director of Edge AI Product Division at Lanner. “By leveraging Intel’s latest Core Ultra Series 2 processors, we are enabling enhanced AI-powered video analytics for intrusion detection and facial recognition with low-latency AI inference at the edge, all while maintaining energy efficiency”. Latest in AI-driven security technology Lanner will debut the EAI-I510 at ISC West 2025, taking place in Las Vegas, Nevada, from April 9-11, 2025. Visitors can explore the latest in AI-driven security technology at booth #33068, where Lanner will also showcase its all-new Edge AI computers powered by NVIDIA AGX Orin for high-performance video analytics applications.

Lanner Electronics, a pioneer in network computing appliances 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 Orin™ 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: AI inference system The EAI-I233 features a compact design and is powered by the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin SOM 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, including 1x GbE RJ45, 1x 10GbE RJ45, 1x 2.5GbE RJ45, 4x USB 3.2, 2x COM, and M.2 expansion slots for WiFi and 5G/LTE connectivity, this platform is ideal for deployment in space-constrained environments, such as retail stores, airports, branch offices, enabling real-time AI inferencing for video analytics applications. EAI-I251: Ruggedised 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, including 8x video-in (GMSL2), multiple LAN ports (1GbE, 10GbE, 2.5GbE with PoE+), USB 3.2, COM (optional CAN), DIO and M.2 slots for WiFi and 5G/LTE connectivity. This compact yet robust solution ensures seamless integration for edge AI applications. NVIDIA JetPack SDK 6.2 support NVIDIA Metropolis stack for vision AI workloads, CUDA-X™ accelerated libraries, and robust development tools Seamlessly integrated with the NVIDIA JetPack™ SDK 6.2, both EAI-I251 and I233 empower developers with access to Jetson™ Linux, NVIDIA Metropolis stack for vision AI workloads, CUDA-X™ 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. Advancements in AI and edge computing Chou added: “Introducing these innovations at NVIDIA GTC 2025 underscores our commitment to driving advancements in AI and edge computing for mission-critical applications.” The EAI-I233 and EAI-I251 will debut at Lanner's Booth #1908 during NVIDIA GTC 2025, Mar 17-21, at the San Jose Convention Centre. Visitors can experience live demonstrations and explore how these platforms enable real-time AI inferencing across industrial sectors.