IBASE Technology Inc., a leading manufacturer of embedded and edge computing solutions, launches the MBB1002, a powerful AI-ready eATX motherboard engineered to accelerate next-generation edge AI and data-intensive applications. Powered by AMD EPYC™ Embedded 8004 series processors, it delivers exceptional multi-core performance and outstanding power efficiency, enabling faster AI inference, real-time analytics, and high-throughput computing at the edge.
Built for scalability and performance, the MBB1002 supports up to 576GB DDR5-4800 ECC memory for reliable, high-speed data processing. Five PCIe Gen5 x16 slots unlock unmatched flexibility for integrating GPUs and AI accelerators, empowering system integrators to scale performance based on evolving workload demands. With dual 10GbE LAN and high-speed NVMe storage support, the platform ensures ultra-fast data transfer and seamless system responsiveness for mission-critical deployments.
Designed to simplify deployment while maximizing performance, the MBB1002 offers versatile I/O including SATA, PCIe Gen5 NVMe, and USB 3.2 with PDPC support. Its robust, industrial-grade architecture makes it an ideal solution for smart manufacturing, intelligent transportation, AIoT, and edge computing infrastructure, helping businesses accelerate time-to-market and unlock new AI-driven opportunities.
MBB1002 KEY FEATURES:
- AMD EPYC™ Embedded 8004 Processor
Up to 64 cores, delivering high-performance computing for AI and data-intensive workloads
- AI-Ready PCIe Gen5 Expansion
Five PCIe Gen5 x16 slots for GPUs and AI accelerators, enabling scalable AI deployment
- High-Capacity DDR5 Memory
Supports up to 576GB DDR5 RDIMM with ECC for fast, reliable data processing
- High-Speed Networking
Dual 10GbE LAN ports for high-bandwidth, low-latency data transmission
- Industrial-Grade Platform Design
Robust, scalable architecture optimized for edge AI, automation, and mission-critical applications
IBASE Technology Inc. | ibase.com
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