The new series splits between AMD and Intel platforms. The AX9 Max utilizes the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 processor with 55 TOPS of NPU power, while the top-tier AX9 Ultra leverages the AMD Ryzen AI Max 388 chip. For Intel-based workflows, the iX9 Max features the Core Ultra 9 185H, and the iX9 Ultra introduces the next-generation Core Ultra X9 378H platform paired with Intel Arc B390 graphics.

To manage the thermal demands of these compact systems, VZMORE has implemented its proprietary V-Cooling architecture. This system utilizes a large-area vapor chamber and 360-degree air intake to maintain performance under load. According to internal testing, the design offers a 50% increase in heat-transfer efficiency compared to traditional dual-heat-pipe setups, keeping noise levels as low as 38 dB. The company expects to roll out these units to global markets in mid-October 2026.