Innodisk Expands Qualcomm Dragonwing Edge AI Lineup at Computex 2026

Jun 8, 2026
Innodisk showcased its full Qualcomm Dragonwing edge AI lineup at Computex 2026, introducing modules, starter kits, and deployment-ready systems powered by Dragonwing IQ8 through IQ10 processors.

Innodisk showcased its expanded collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies at Computex 2026, announced in a press release. The company presented the complete "AI on Dragonwing" lineup featuring Qualcomm Dragonwing IQ8, IQ9, IQ10, and IQ-X processors.

The Dragonwing platform delivers scalable performance from 20 to 700 TOPS for industrial applications such as factory automation, smart cities, and defect inspection. The processors are designed for high performance with low power consumption, supporting product longevity through 2036 or later.

Innodisk introduced new hardware including modules, starter kits, and deployment ready systems integrated with its IQ Studio software toolkit. The toolkit enables faster evaluation and deployment through built-in benchmarking and model optimization tools. Live demonstrations at the event included the EXMP-Q911 module powered by the Dragonwing IQ9 processor and an autonomous navigation system running on the EXFC-Q911 fanless platform.

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