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Co-creating a new era of AIoT Advantech, a global leader in Industrial IoT, recently hosted its Industrial IoT World Partner Conference with the theme “Partnering for the Next AIoT” and launched a two-day series of forums
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ased on its recent sector-driven strategy, the conference emphasised two core product development directions: Industrial Edge Computing for AIoT Acceleration and Industrial Automation Devices & Solutions. It also focused on four vertical market applications: Smart Factory, Smart Equipment, Green Energy, and Intelligent Transportation. Additionally, the conference highlighted two major technology applications: Accelerated Computing and Video, as well as Software- Defi ned Network & OT Security.
Linda Tsai, president of Industrial IoT Group of Advantech says: “ Advantech is fortunate to be in the AIoT era. As we celebrate our 40th anniversary, we seek to co-create with partners in ‘AIoT + Edge Computing’ to explore new business opportunities, building upon our respected reputation as a leading brand in the IPC industry.” Ms Tsai emphasised that Advantech recognises the signifi cant trends within the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) fi eld, such as Industrial AI, Secured Edge, Edge as Services, and AIoT Digital Solutions. She said: “We are fi rmly committed to sustainability and ESG principles. As a result, we are actively developing sustainable solutions that address the AIoT megatrends. “Our primary objective is to enable our customers to harness the power of these trends to enhance their operations and meet the unique needs of various industries. Our solutions are meticulously designed to tackle
sector-specifi c challenges.” The main forum of the conference particularly emphasised co-creation and sustainability.
Dr Deepu Talla, vice president and general manager of NVIDIA Embedded and Edge Computing, shared his thoughts about, “Digitalising the World’s Largest Industries with Edge AI and Robotics.” Cathy Yeh, Principal Group PM Manager at Industry Solution Engineering, Microsoft, also shared her observations about, “Accelerating Innovation with AI and the Industrial Metaverse.” In addition, the forum focused on the four major vertical market applications: Smart Factory, Smart Equipment, Green Energy, and Intelligent Transportation. Furthermore, the conference highlights two major technology applications: Accelerated Computing and Video, and Software-Defi ned Network & OT Security. A series of industry forums based on these topics were launched to share business strategies and cutting-edge technologies among world partners.
The 2023 Advantech Industrial IoT World Partner Conference not only provides a platform to showcase Advantech’s latest developments and strategies in the fi eld of industrial IoT but is also a valuable opportunity to bring together industry experts from all over the world to discuss future industry development trends and market opportunities. Advantech will actively lead industrial IoT
innovation, continue to provide customers with more value, and vigorously promote the development of a new generation of AIoT. This conference included not only the main platform and industry-focused forums but also paid special attention to technology trend forums such as Edge AI, Secured Edge, Edge as a Service, and the industrial IoT cloud platform WISE IoT Digital Solution. In addition, a series of brand-new products were highlighted, and additional activities, such as cultural events, were also be provided. The conference attracted more than 600 Advantech customers and partners from 60 countries around the world. It also coincided with Advantech’s 40th anniversary and the completion of its AIoT Co-Creation Campus. Advantech hopes to take this opportunity to explore and grasp the latest AIoT trends and business opportunities with its partners, while adhering to the principle of sustainable development to realize Advantech’s vision of Enabling an Intelligent Planet.
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