Aetina, Axelera AI Partner on Edge Computer Vision Portfolio

TAIPEI, Taiwan, March 6, 2025 — Aetina, a provider of edge AI solutions, has entered into a partnership with edge-inference company Axelera AI to deliver high-performance, power-efficient AI inference solutions for industries such as smart transportation, surveillance, and retail. The collaboration introduces a portfolio of AI-optimized systems that integrate Axelera AI's AI accelerator cards with Aetina's hardware platforms. These solutions can be used in tasks such as object recognition, multicamera analysis, and AI-driven decision-making while addressing space and power constraints.

The portfolio created through Aetina’s collaboration with Axelera AI includes M.2 and PCle systems with ARM and x86-based architectures. Courtesy of Aetina.

These offerings include ARM and x86-based architectures from Aetina that integrate into M.2 and PCle systems from Axelera AI such as the AIE-KR1B-B1-AXE, AIP-MURE-A1AXE, and AIP-FR68-A1AXE.

All pre-validated Aetina/Axelera AI systems can integrate with centralized support spanning hardware, accelerator cards, and software. Pre-installed with the Voyager SDK, they support an “AI model zoo,” including capabilities in image classification, object detection, and pose estimation.

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Published: March 2025

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