Server-like features being available at the edge of an enterprise’s network seems like a pipe dream, but if it were achievable, many industries would benefit greatly. In healthcare, manufacturing & robotics, retail, video, smart cities, public safety, and security, in particular, such feature availability in a compact form factor could be transformative in some cases and mission-critical for others.

Patrick Hopper interviews Matthias Huber with Supermicro live from embedded world 2025.

Supermicro's latest platform is fueled by NVIDIA. The small, fanless computer can fit into just about any industrial application.

Supermicro will demonstrate its latest lineup of infrastructure solutions supporting edge AI and IoT applications. Visit Hall 1, Booth 208 at this year’s embedded world with highlights including Supermicro's SYS-E403-14B, 3U SYS-322GA-NR system, and a range of compact and fanless platforms.

Today, the demand for real-time data processing and large language model (LLM) integration is infiltrating varying industries as IoT devices and edge computing capabilities continue to proliferate. To support this demand, a solution that enables advanced computing, a scalable infrastructure, and a compact design to handle complex workloads is a must.

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Bellevue, Washington. Graid Technology and OSNexus recently announced a new certification for SupremeRAID, enabling integration with OSNexus QuantaStor. With GPU acceleration, SupremeRAID enhances SSD performance and usable capacity, delivering an 8x to 10x performance gain over traditional hardware and software RAID through its patented out-of-path technology that separates control and data paths.