MSI Unveils Pioneering AIoT Solutions At Computex 2024

MSI will participate in COMPUTEX 2024 from June 4 to June 7, showcasing its advancements in AIoT sector. The company will feature an exclusive exhibition area dedicated to Smart City applications, highlighting five key topics: AI & Datacenter, Automation, Industrial Solutions, Commercial Solutions, and Automotive Solutions. Visitors can head to Booth No. N0507a, 4/F, Nangang Exhibition Hall for a look up close.

MSI Computex 2024 Smart City IoT Exhibition Lineup

The showcase lineup first includes the company’s new GPU platforms, targeting AI applications. The 4U 4-GPU G4101 is designed for AI training, featuring an AMD EPYC 9004 Series processor, liquid cooling, and high-speed storage. The 4U supercomputer G4201 supports up to eight PCIe 5.0 GPUs and dual 5th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors, ideal for scientific computing and generative AI applications.

Developed in collaboration with AMD, Samsung, and Micron, MSI’s S2301 CXL (Compute eXpress Link) memory expansion server is tailored for large AI training and HPC applications. This 2U server platform supports dual-socket 4th Gen AMD EPYC processors with expandable memory up to 8TB.

MSI will also highlight its Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR), the AMR-AI-Cobot Pro and Delivery Robot Pro, both powered by NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin. These robots feature precise navigation with SLAM (Simultaneous localization and mapping), 3D mapping, object recognition, and more. Meanwhile, the Smart 360° AI Patrolling Solution uses AI for safety monitoring and disaster prevention, while the use of solar panels, EV-grade lithium batteries, and eco-friendly displays make it suitable for remote or infrastructure-challenged areas.

Adding to the smart city portfolio are the MS-C909 and MS-C910 Edge Box PCs – the former featuring Intel Atom x6000 series, while the latter gets Raptor Lake CPUs. Both are designed for edge applications adaptable to smart factory or smart city uses. Moving to mini PCs, the MS-1P17 and MS-C918 are ideal for digital signage, kiosks, and portable computing uses, with the latter featuring Intel Core N-series (Alder Lake) chips.

For teleconferencing, MSI’s all-in-one, plug-and-play AI Video Conference System for Mobility Office Solution enhances office communication with features like noise cancellation, auto framing, and 4K imaging.

The company is also showcasing rugged displays for agricultural uses, with sizes ranging from 5 to 21 inches. These can be used to display various data including crop conditions, harvest status, and inventory; on the subject of rugged products, the ND82 rugged tablet, equipped with the latest Intel Raptor Lake CPU, features a relatively slim 17mm chassis and 800 nits display designed to be used in logistics, warehousing, automotive, law enforcement, and other applications.

MSI will introduce its range of EV chargers, including the Hyper 180 Dual DC Charger, EV Series AC Charger, Eco Series AC Charger, and the portable EZgo Chargers. These can be monitored via the MSI E-Connect Dashboard to optimize power efficiency and station management. It supports dynamic load balancing, time-of-use pricing, and cross-system integration, providing a complete power management solution.

Pokdepinion: Quite a huge lineup from MSI this time.