MAXSUN Showcases AI Professional Products at Intel’s Next-Generation AI Workstation Platform Launch

On April 23, Intel officially held its Next-Generation AI Workstation Platform Launch Event under the theme “Dual Chips in Sync, AI for Every Scenario.” Two major new products took center stage at the event — Intel® Xeon® 600 processors and Intel Arc™ Pro professional graphics — drawing wide attention from across the industry.

As a close strategic partner of Intel, MAXSUN was invited to attend the event and showcased a range of AI-focused professional products on site, including the MS-WorkStation W890-80L workstation motherboard, MAXSUN Intel Arc Pro B70 Series graphics cards, MAXSUN Intel Arc Pro B65 Series graphics cards, and a four-GPU AI OpenClaw Workstation. Together, these products demonstrated MAXSUN’s advanced capabilities in AI computing deployment and professional workstation solutions.

In a video presentation shown at the event, Mr. Wang Rong, General Manager of MAXSUN’s Motherboard BU, stated that as a premium ecosystem partner of Intel, MAXSUN has long focused on the development and implementation of Intel-based motherboards and professional graphics solutions. Over the past several years, MAXSUN’s full-scenario solutions built on Intel workstation platforms have helped hundreds of industry customers improve both computing capability and operational efficiency. He also emphasized that Intel’s outstanding stability, compatibility, and continuous technology enablement have been the foundation of the deep collaboration between the two companies.

One of the highlights at the event was MAXSUN’s four-GPU AI OpenClaw Workstation. Equipped with four MAXSUN Intel Arc Pro B70 32G Turbo graphics cards, the system forms a powerful parallel computing cluster and delivers a fully integrated hardware-and-software solution for users. With up to 367 TOPS (INT8) of peak performance and 32GB of memory per card, the four-card configuration offers substantial computing power for large-scale AI inference, complex graphics rendering, and other demanding workloads, significantly lowering the hardware barrier for local deployment of large AI models. The platform also comes with containerized deployment support and optimized multi-GPU collaboration, enabling seamless integration from hardware infrastructure to software runtime.

In addition to the four-card solution, MAXSUN also showcased a Personal OpenClaw Workstation built around a single MAXSUN Intel Arc Pro B70 graphics card. Designed for individual developers, small teams, and lightweight AI application scenarios, it provides a more flexible and cost-effective entry point into AI workstation deployment.

The Micro Station also stood out for its ability to deliver high-density computing power in a compact form factor. With its small footprint and ready-to-use design, it is well suited for space-constrained office environments, research applications, and edge deployment scenarios, further enriching MAXSUN’s workstation lineup from personal entry-level systems to enterprise-grade dense deployment platforms.

Also exhibited at the event were products jointly developed with ecosystem partners such as Lenovo, HP, and Dell, helping build a diversified AI computing ecosystem and further demonstrating MAXSUN’s ecosystem integration capabilities and growing recognition in the professional AI graphics market.

Among the products on display, the MAXSUN Intel Arc Pro B70 Series drew particular attention. Featuring 32GB of onboard memory and 32 Xe cores, the series further expands the boundaries of AI computing and professional visualization. With 608GB/s memory bandwidth and up to 367 TOPS (INT8) of peak performance, the B70 Series can rapidly handle AI inference, video encoding and decoding, and graphics rendering, delivering strong acceleration for creative workloads and intelligent applications.

The MAXSUN Intel Arc Pro B70 Series natively supports the PyTorch framework and has obtained ISV certification, ensuring stable and efficient performance with mainstream professional software. It also supports vLLM-based Multi-Arc, providing an out-of-the-box optimized experience for large language model deployment. Through Docker containerized deployment, applications, runtime environments, and dependencies required by AI models can be packaged into lightweight and portable containers, enabling one-click deployment and easy operation.

The graphics card supports a PCIe 5.0 x16 interface, effectively reducing latency in multi-GPU interconnect scenarios and significantly improving data exchange efficiency in synchronized parallel computing environments. Its dual-slot form factor also makes high-density deployment easier, allowing both workstations and servers to build powerful parallel computing clusters with ease.

To meet the needs of different deployment environments, MAXSUN offers the Intel Arc Pro B70 Series in both turbo-fan and fanless versions. The turbo model features a triple thermal design with a blower fan, large VC vapor chamber, and metal backplate, while the fanless version is optimized for server airflow-based passive cooling, fully addressing the demands of different professional scenarios.

Also showcased at the event, the MAXSUN Intel Arc Pro B65 Series delivered strong performance as well. Equipped with 20 Xe cores and 32GB of GDDR6 memory, the B65 Series is available in both turbo-fan and fanless versions. With up to 197 TOPS (INT8) of peak performance and 608GB/s memory bandwidth, it provides another highly cost-effective option for large language model inference and multi-GPU deployment. Like the B70 Series, both MAXSUN Intel Arc Pro B65 models support the PCIe 5.0 x16 interface, enabling flexible construction of powerful parallel computing clusters in both workstation and server environments.

MAXSUN also presented its new MS-WorkStation W890-80L workstation motherboard at the event. Supporting the latest Intel® Xeon® 600 processors, the motherboard features 10-phase 110A SPS server-grade digital power delivery, four full-speed PCIe 5.0 x16 slots, and two MCIO PCIe 5.0 x8 interfaces, enabling four-GPU interconnection and making local large-model deployment more accessible.

With multiple AI professional products showcased together at this launch event, MAXSUN attracted strong interest from partners and customers in attendance. As the industry enters a new stage of rapidly growing demand for AI computing power, MAXSUN will continue to focus on professional workstations and large-model deployment scenarios, delivering a more diverse and flexible product portfolio to help enterprise customers accelerate the full process from hardware selection to application deployment — making high-performance AI computing more accessible than ever.