AAEON Debuts World’s First COM Express Type 10 Module with Intel Core Ultra Processors

Compact 28W powerhouse targets smart healthcare, industrial AI, and robotics

Embedded computing specialist AAEON has unveiled the NanoCOM-MTU, the world’s first COM Express Type 10 module powered by Intel’s 28W Core Ultra 7 Processor 155H and Core Ultra 5 Processor 125H. Designed for applications that demand high performance in a compact, power-efficient form factor, the module delivers up to 16 cores and 22 threads in a footprint measuring just 84 mm x 55 mm.

AAEON’s new module is specifically designed for next-generation embedded and edge AI workloads, including smart healthcare imaging, AI-driven industrial inspection, and robotics. A standout feature is the integrated Intel Arc graphicswhich offer dual-display support via DDI and embedded DisplayPort (eDP) with resolutions of up to 3840×2160 at 60HzWhen combined with a high-definition audio interface, the NanoCOM-MTU becomes a versatile multimedia and computing solution.

Small, Scalable, and Feature-Packed

Despite its small size, the NanoCOM-MTU offers serious flexibility. It ships with 16GB LPDDR5(X) memory and 128GB NVMe storage by default, both of which can be upgraded to 32GB and 256GB, respectively. The module also supports two SATA drives and features four PCIe 4.0 lanes for additional expansion.

Connectivity is equally robust, featuring an onboard Intel I226-IT 2.5GbE Ethernet controllereight USB 2.0 portstwo USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports, and two MIPI CSI interfaces for cameras or other imaging sensors. Industrial and robotics use cases are supported through serial communications, including UART, I2C, SMBus, and 8-bit GPIO.

Built for Harsh Environments and Flexible Development

The NanoCOM-MTU is designed to operate in demanding industrial environments, with a temperature range of -20°C to 70°C and support for both ATX and AT power inputs, ranging from 9V to 19V. It supports both Windows 11 (64-bit) and Ubuntu 24.04.1 with Linux Kernel 6.8, making it adaptable for a wide variety of development and deployment scenarios.

A Leap Forward for Type 10 Modules

While COM Express Type 10 modules are commonly used in embedded applications, AAEON’s use of Intel’s high-efficiency Core Ultra processors with Arc graphics marks a significant leap forward. By combining efficient compute, AI-capable graphics, and extensive I/O in such a small form factor, AAEON is positioning the NanoCOM-MTU as a go-to module for the future of edge intelligence and industrial AI.

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