ADLINK Showcases Edge AI and Generative AI at NVIDIA GTC 2025
ADLINK Technology is showcasing its latest advancements in Edge AI and Generative AI at the NVIDIA GTC 2025 conference in San Jose, California. In a press release, ADLINK announced its plans to demonstrate solutions such as the DLAP Super and Supreme series, which enhance Edge AI performance using NVIDIA Jetson Orin technology.
The DLAP Supreme series, equipped with NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin, addresses DRAM capacity constraints in edge devices, improving inference speed and token length for large language models. Meanwhile, the DLAP Super series offers a software-optimized framework with increased AI TOPS and improved generative AI model performance.
For enterprises, ADLINK's AXE AI Acceleration Server, featuring the NVIDIA RTX 6000 GPU, provides scalable on-premise AI workstation solutions. This server is designed to meet AI performance requirements and ensure hardware stability and fast deployment.
ADLINK's comprehensive Edge AI portfolio also includes the DLAP-211 Dev Kit for proof-of-concept developments and the MLB-IGX Medical Box PC for real-time surgical healthcare scenarios. These innovations highlight ADLINK's commitment to advancing AI technology across various industries.
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