Industrial computers support AI, machine vision, robotics, and automation, with up to 180 TOPS processing and 128GB DDR5 memory.
ASRock Industrial has introduced a range of industrial computing platforms based on Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors (Panther Lake-H), with configurations supporting up to 180 platform TOPS and up to 128GB of DDR5 memory at speeds of up to 7200 MHz. The lineup covers industrial motherboards, NUC and NUC Slim BOX systems, fanless iBOX systems, and the iEP-7050E Industrial IoT Controller for AI inference, machine vision, robotics, smart manufacturing, and industrial automation.
The platforms combine CPU, graphics processing unit (GPU), and neural processing unit (NPU) compute engines, with options including PCIe Gen5 and Gen4 expansion, 2.5GbE networking, USB4/Thunderbolt 4, multiple display outputs, wireless expansion, and different power input configurations.
The industrial motherboard range includes the IMB-1251-WV Series, SBC-377 Series, and COMHA-300. The Mini-ITX IMB-1251-WV supports DDR5 7200/6400 memory with In-Band Error-Correcting Code (ECC), dual LAN, quad-display output, flexible storage, and optional out-of-band (OOB) functionality. It is intended for machine vision, robotics, and industrial automation systems.
The COMHA-300 is a COM-HPC platform with DDR5 7200 memory and In-Band ECC. It provides PCIe Gen5/Gen4 expansion, USB4/Thunderbolt 4, 2.5GbE, quad-display output, and Intel Functional Safety (FuSa) support for edge applications.
The NUC-358H and NUC-325 bring the same processor family to NUC motherboard formats. Both support up to 128GB of DDR5 7200/6400 MHz memory, an M.2 Key E slot for wireless modules, and two M.2 Key M storage slots. One supports PCIe Gen5 x4 for 2242/2280 drives, while the other supports PCIe Gen4 x4 for 2242 drives.
The NUC BOX-358H, NUCS BOX-358H, NUC BOX-325, and NUCS BOX-325 integrate the processors into compact Mini PC systems. They provide two M.2 Key M storage slots and an M.2 Key E slot with a Wi-Fi 7 module. The NUC BOX models measure 117.5 × 110 × 49mm, while the NUCS BOX models have a 38mm height. The systems can drive up to four 8K displays and are aimed at applications including AI inference, machine vision, smart retail, and digital signage.
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