The new lineup, which integrates processors featuring up to 256 cores and native PCIe Gen 6 support, is designed to handle demanding tasks ranging from real-time AI inference to large-scale data storage. David Chung, VP of R&D at AEWIN, noted that the company’s focus is on translating advanced silicon innovations into production-ready infrastructure that allows clients to scale operations without extended development cycles.

AEWIN is utilizing a modular design based on the DC-MHS form factor across its new models to improve serviceability and scalability. The portfolio includes the BG18-A10710, a 1U AI server equipped with two-phase direct liquid cooling for thermal efficiency, and the BG28-A10710, a 2U platform optimized for generative AI training and multi-GPU acceleration. Enterprise and storage needs are addressed by the BX28-A10710 and the BS28-A10710, respectively, the latter of which features ultra-high-density storage capacity through PCIe 6.0 connectivity. By aligning its release with the launch of the AMD EPYC 9006 series, AEWIN seeks to capture growing demand for rapid AI infrastructure deployment.