Axiado and Posiflex Unveil AI-Enabled Server Management at COMPUTEX 2025
Axiado Corporation and Posiflex Group have unveiled a new AI-enabled Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) solution for Intel servers at COMPUTEX 2025, announced in a press release. This solution, showcased at the event, integrates AI capabilities to enhance security, power efficiency, and thermal management on Intel's Birch Stream server platform.
The collaboration involves subsidiaries Portwell, Inc. and Kiosk Integrated Solutions, Inc., and combines Axiado's AI-driven DC-SCM 2.0 module with OpenBMC software and Posiflex's Remote Management System (RMS). This integration aims to provide secure, intelligent, and remotely manageable infrastructure for x86-based servers.
The demonstration at COMPUTEX highlights features such as AI-enhanced anomaly detection and root-of-trust-based security, targeting applications in AIoT, edge servers, and commercial embedded systems. This partnership marks Axiado's expansion into the Intel server ecosystem, bringing advanced security and sustainability benefits to broader server and networking markets.
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