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Compute modules are built for industrial AI

Based on Qualcomm’s Dragonwing IQ-X platform, Advantech’s three edge AI compute boards deliver up to 45 TOPS of AI acceleration for industrial applications. The AOM-6731 AI module, AIMB-293 mini-ITX motherboard, and SOM-6820 COM Express Type 6 module offer powerful processing alongside robust 5G and Wi-Fi 7 connectivity.

Leveraging Oryon CPUs with up to 12 cores running as fast as 3.4 GHz, Dragonwing IQ-X enables rapid data handling and seamless multitasking while consuming up to three times less power than competing solutions. Single- and multithreaded compute performance is further enhanced by on-device Hexagon NPUs, bolstering AI capabilities. Integrated Adreno VPUs and GPUs support multimedia-intensive applications.

Onboard LPDDR5x memory achieves a 1.3× speed boost—from 6,400 MT/s to 8,533 MT/s—while reducing power consumption by 20% versus standard LPDDR5. UFS 3.1 Gear 4 storage increases data transfer speeds from 1,000 Mbps (PCIe Gen3 NVMe) to 16,000 Mbps. UFS 4.0 is also available for optimal performance in harsh industrial environments. 

Samples of the AOM-6731 AI module and SOM-6820 COM Express module are now available, while the AIMB-293 motherboard will be offered for engineering evaluations starting March 2026.

Advantech

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