At this week’s Embedded World 2024, DFI, which provides embedded motherboards and industrial computers, unveiled its groundbreaking EV Charger application. Powered by the 13th Gen Intel Core i9-13900TE processor and Intel Arc GPU, DFI’s embedded solution enhances AI capabilities at the edge in the expanding electric vehicle (EV) market.
DFI’s EV charger runs Mistral 7B LLM, uses Intel Arc GPU’s XMX AI Engine for fast AI inference, and consolidates multiple workloads like EV charge controller, digital signage, payment transaction, and interactive kiosk, through virtual machines on the 13th Gen Intel Core Processor.
“DFI leverages virtual machine (VM) virtualization technology to introduce a robust Workload Consolidation platform that can run multiple operating systems simultaneously with just one Intel CPU for applications such as EV charging,” said DFI president, Alexander Su. “We’re proud to offer solutions enhancing user experiences and promoting sustainability in the AIOT era.”
This EV charger leverages a Workload Consolidation platform offering numerous opportunities for users. By harnessing the power of AI-driven insights, advertising service providers can deliver unparalleled value to their clients, driving revenue generation and fostering long-term success in an increasingly competitive marketplace.
The platform maximizes functionality and energy efficiency while simplifying operations and lowering costs. Workload consolidation utilizes Over-The-Air updates for maintenance and features DFI’s M.2 A Key OOB Module, making it a reliable approach to post-deployment maintenance.
Highlights:
- Workload Consolidation with VM (Ubuntu / Windows / Android)
- 13th Gen Intel Core i9-13900TE processor
- Intel Arc GPU for Large Language Model
- DARWIN 10-point FHD 32″ and 21.5″ touch panels for CMS by BenQ X-Sign & LLM AI with EV charger UI by Weilong Electronics.
- Partner Tech Corp.’s Kiosk solution-ready offerings
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