Vecow Launched ECX-2400/2200 PEG 10th Gen Intel Xeon/Core Workstation-Grade AI Computing System
October 26, 2020
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The series provides workstation-grade computing capability and providing balance between reliability and power budget for applications of edge computing.
Vecow announced the release of the latest AI Computing System, ECX-2400/2300 PEG and ECX-2200/2100 PEG. The system is powered by the 10th Gen Intel Xeon/Core i9/i7/i5/3 Processor and integrated with NVIDIA Tesla/Quadro/GeForce Graphics.
The series provides workstation-grade computing capability and providing balance between reliability and power budget for applications of edge computing. Vecow ECX-2400/2200 PEG is ideal for Robotic Control, Traffic Vision, Public Surveillance, Smart Vending, Automatic LPR, AMR/AGV, and AIoT/Industry 4.0 applications.
Per the company, the Vecow ECX-2400/2200 PEG Series processor provides a 45% increase in system performance, and 87% improvement in graphics performance. It features Intel W480E chipset and supports DDR4 up to 64GB memory. The ECX-2400/2200 PEG Series allows 9V~50V wide range DC power input with 80V surge protection and supports high-speed configurations, including USB 3.2(10G), PCIe 3.0 (8GT/S), SATA III (6G), and GigE LAN (1G).
Complete with integrated configurations, Vecow ECX-2400/2300 PEG is designed to increase scalability by providing 4 front-access SSD/HDD Trays, 2 PCI/PCIe slots for dedicated graphics cards including NVIDIA Tesla/Quadro/GeForce with up to 2560 CUDA cores for advanced AI computing. In addition to ECX-2400/2300 PEG, the Vecow ECX-2200/2100 PEG is a compact and low-profile design which features 2 front-access SSD/HDD Trays, 1 PCIe expansion slot while delivering ideal computing capabilities. Furthermore, featuring a range of I/O, including up to 6 GigE LAN with 4 PoE+ ports, 6 USB, 4 COM, 32 Isolated DIO, ECX-2400/2200 PEG helps accelerate mission-critical AI applications deployment.
For more information, visit: www.vecow.com
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