ASRock Industrial Introduces the iEP-7030E Series Industrial IoT Controller enabled by Intel Core Ultra Processors for Intelligent Edge

ASRock Industrial Introduces the iEP-7030E Series Industrial IoT Controller enabled by Intel Core Ultra Processors for Intelligent Edge

ASRock Industrial is releasing the iEP-7030E Series Industrial IoT Controller enabled by Intel Core Ultra 7/5 Processors (Meteor Lake-U/H), enhanced with significant AI-capable CPU, GPU, and NPU upgrades for edge computing. Core features include integrated Intel ARC graphics for captivating visuals and Intel AI Boost for high-speed AI workloads at the edge, plus Intel In-Band…


ASRock Industrial is releasing the iEP-7030E Series Industrial IoT Controller enabled by Intel Core Ultra 7/5 Processors (Meteor Lake-U/H), enhanced with significant AI-capable CPU, GPU, and NPU upgrades for edge computing.

Core features include integrated Intel ARC graphics for captivating visuals and Intel AI Boost for high-speed AI workloads at the edge, plus Intel In-Band ECC support for control over critical edge processes. The iEP-7030E Series also unravels optimal flexibility in I/O and expansion design, as well as robust RF capabilities such as 4G LTE, 5G, Wi-Fi 7/6E, and BT 5.3/5.4. The system’s fan-less and rugged design guarantees functionality in harsh environments with -25~70ĄÆC wide operating temperature and 9-36V DC wide range power inputs for Basic, 5LAN, 5G and 8DIO SKUs. The Series offers flexible setup with Basic, PoE, 5LAN-WIFI, 5LAN-5G, 5G-WIFI and 8DIO SKUs ready for efficient, productive, and secure applications in smart manufacturing, process automation, robotics, smart city infrastructure, AI-driven surveillance and beyond.


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