ARBOR Launches FPC-9309W-G5 Edge AI Platform for AI Vision and Smart Manufacturing
August 13, 2026
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ARBOR Technology Corp. launched its rugged Edge AI platform, the FPC-9309W-G5, powered by Intel Core Ultra Processors (Series 2) with support for NVIDIA RTX 5090 GPU up to 575W. It offers real-time AI inference, machine vision processing, and high-performance analytics.
The solution features four 2.5GbE LAN ports, multiple PCIe expansion, diverse RAID storage, and rich industrial I/O. It is designed for seamless integration and reliable continuous operation in demanding surroundings.
Designed for AI vision, intelligent transportation, and smart manufacturing applications, it provides enhanced Edge AI computing.
Features:
- Intel Core Ultra Processor (Series 2)
- Supports NVIDIA® RTX-50 series up to 575W GPU (up to 357.6mm length)
- Wide Range DC power input (24~48V)
- HDMI x 2 + DP x2 (2 independent display)
- Power on/off delay control/ Configurable ignition power control
- TPM2.0 support
- 2 x outside accessible SATA SSD + 2x NVMe SSD , supporting RAID 0,1,5
- 8 x USB3.2 supports up to 10Gbps data transfer rate
- Front-accessible I/O support
- PWM FAN control support
- 1 x M.2 (NGFF) B-Key(2242/3052/2280) socket for storge or 5G / LTE
- 1 x M.2 (NGFF) E-Key(2230) socket for WiFi / BT
For more information, visit arbor-technology.com/en/product/FPC-9309W-G5.
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