Advantech, a leading provider of industrial edge AI and high-performance computing solutions, today introduces two new tower server chassis: the HPC-7046 Closed-Loop Liquid-Cooling Tower Chassis and the HPC-5422 Desktop Workstation Chassis. Both are designed to meet the growing demands of enterprise AI, machine vision, robotics, and edge computing.
The HPC-7046 targets thermally demanding AI workloads. It supports a closed-loop liquid-cooling solution for EATX and ATX server boards, covering single- and dual-processor configurations based on Intel and AMD platforms, without requiring external cooling equipment. Under full CPU and GPU load, with fans at 100% duty, it reaches an acoustic level of approximately 58 dBA, comparable to a moderate open office. Its optimized 9-slot expansion supports a triple-width GPU, and 1350 W or 1650 W PSU options accommodate up to 8 SATA/SAS drives.
The HPC-5422 brings high-power GPU computing into a compact desktop form factor. It supports 850 W and 1200 W PSUs, micro ATX and ATX motherboards, and desktop or wall-mount configurations. With up to five FHFL expansion slots, support for two 3.5" HDDs, and an optional NVMe HDD backplane, it suits GPU-accelerated edge computing, AI inference, industrial automation, and workstation applications.
Both chassis support multiple platform configurations, including Intel Xeon 6, Intel Xeon 600, Intel Core Ultra, and AMD EPYC Embedded 9004/9005 boards. Target deployments include small and medium-sized business offices, server rooms, development laboratories, factory automation, and embedded industrial equipment.
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