SAN JOSE, CA, June 29, 2026 – Supermicro is adding Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, Intel Core Series 2 processors and Intel Arc Pro B-series GPUs to edge systems built for local AI inference. The portfolio spans fanless industrial hardware, short-depth 1U servers and a mini tower for retail, manufacturing, physical security, transportation and logistics environments.
“As agentic AI adoption accelerates, organizations need edge infrastructure that can deliver real-time inferencing, low-latency performance, and power efficiency close to where data is generated,” said Mory Lin, vice president, IoT/embedded and edge computing at Supermicro. “Our latest Intel-powered edge systems, plus our DCBBS portfolio, give customers greater cost control and flexibility to deploy and scale AI workloads across demanding edge environments.”
“AI workloads at the edge require a combination of high-performance compute, power efficiency, scalable acceleration, and the right total cost of ownership (TCO),” said Dan Rodriguez, corporate vice president and general manager, edge computing group, Intel. “By combining Intel Core Ultra processors and Arc Pro GPUs with Supermicro’s edge-optimized systems, customers can deploy AI solutions faster and more efficiently across a wide range of real-world environments.”
The fanless SYS-E103-14P uses Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors in a DIN-rail-mountable form factor for computer vision and industrial automation. It combines an integrated GPU and NPU that provide up to 180 TOPS of AI performance without a discrete GPU. Supermicro supports up to 128GB of DDR5 memory, I/O connectivity and operating temperatures from 0°C to 45°C.
Supermicro also introduced the SYS-521AD-LN2, a AI mini tower based on Intel Core Series 2 processors. The system supports up to 12 performance cores, up to 64GB of DDR5 memory and compact GPU accelerators for localized AI inference, model development and model fine-tuning. Compatible accelerators include the Intel Arc Pro B50 GPU and the NVIDIA RTX Pro Blackwell 2000 GPU.
Supermicro has also updated the short-depth 1U SYS-111AD-WN2R and compact SYS-E300-13AD5 edge systems with support for Intel Core Series 2 processors. Both platforms add DDR5 memory support while keeping existing deployments and infrastructure unchanged.
Supermicro also expanded GPU support across its edge AI server portfolio with Intel Arc Pro B-series accelerators:
- Intel Arc Pro B70 delivers up to 367 TOPS and supports AI pipelines with up to 32GB of VRAM.
- Intel Arc Pro B60 delivers up to 197 TOPS with increased memory bandwidth and multi-GPU scalability for larger AI workloads.
- Intel Arc Pro B50 delivers up to 170 TOPS for space-constrained edge systems and workstations.
The company’s DCBBS infrastructure portfolio uses modular configurations built from servers, networking, and software. The configurations support deployments ranging from individual systems to rack-scale and data center installations.
Source: Super Micro Computer
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Super Micro Computer is a U.S. technology company founded in 1993 and headquartered in San Jose, CA. It designs and manufactures server and storage systems, networking devices and server management software. The company also develops components such as motherboards, power systems and chassis used in its hardware platforms. Supermicro provides products for enterprise data centers, cloud computing, AI, telecommunications and edge computing environments. Its portfolio includes servers, AI systems, storage platforms, IoT systems, switches and related support services. The company designs and manufactures products in facilities in the United States, Taiwan and the Netherlands. Its systems support a range of processors, memory configurations, GPUs, storage and networking options, along with air and liquid cooling methods. Supermicro serves global customers across enterprise and service provider markets. The company employs about 5,000 people worldwide.