Vecow Unveils ECX‑2400 Workstation‑Grade AI System Powered by Blaize Xplorer Acceleration

The Vecow ECX‑2400 AI Computing System integrates the Blaize Graph Streaming Processor (GSP)‑based Xplorer AI accelerator, delivering high‑performance inference with enhanced reliability, reduced power draw, and accelerated time‑to‑market.

The ECX‑2400 AI is engineered for edge deployments in smart AOI, public security, robotic control, traffic vision, and broader Industry 4.0/AIoT scenarios, all while keeping total cost of ownership (TCO) low.

Under the hood, it houses a workstation‑grade 10‑core 10th‑Gen Intel Xeon or Core i9/i7/i5/i3 processor, paired with the Blaize Xplorer X1600P PCIe accelerator card. The card supports up to 80 TOPS of AI inference performance in a rugged, power‑efficient configuration.

Vecow emphasizes robust protection: a 12V‑to‑50V DC input range, 80V surge protection, software‑controlled ignition power, and a 250W system power budget. These safeguards make the ECX‑2400 AI a trusted choice for mission‑critical edge AI acceleration.

The Blaize GSP architecture delivers low‑latency, high‑performance inference while minimizing memory access, resulting in a system that consumes less power than many competing accelerators.

Developers benefit from the Blaize Picasso SDK, seamlessly integrated into Vecow’s VHub AI developer platform. This integration allows quick prototyping, deployment, and management of edge AI workloads on both single‑core and quad‑core Xplorer accelerators.

For additional details, visit Vecow and Blaize.