ASUS Korea (Component Commercial Business Division, Country Manager Inseok Kang, hereafter ASUS) announced that it held an AI Computing Solution Seminar across four cities—starting in Daejeon, followed by Gwangju, Daegu, and Busan.

As a key player in the AI era, ASUS is emerging in the server market based on its powerful GPU computing technologies through its partnership with NVIDIA. This seminar was organized to present in-depth proposals and direction on how ASUS’s server, IoT, and Mini PC technologies expand business boundaries and create new value in a rapidly changing market driven by AI.

The seminar, held sequentially from Daejeon to Gwangju, Daegu, and Busan, aimed to address region-specific market demands and solutions while sharing emerging trends.

ASUS introduced solutions for the AI era and shared information on a range of products — including NVIDIA- and Intel-based servers, IoT devices, and Mini PCs — as well as guidance on solution deployment strategies. Inseok Kang, Country Manager of ASUS Korea, stated, “ASUS offers a comprehensive lineup that spans enterprise servers, HPC, IoT, and Mini PCs for businesses, as well as PC components for consumers—covering both corporate and personal markets. This is one of ASUS’s unique competitive advantages.”

Intel Korea introduced the AI performance, features, and efficiency of the Intel Xeon 6 processor across different models.

ASUS also showcased servers including ESC NB8-E11 equipped with NVIDIA HGX B200 and XA NB3I-E12 with HGX B300 platforms for advanced AI-accelerated computing and introduced the compact AI supercomputer, ASUS Ascent GX10, which is scheduled to be launched in Korea this year.

Seagate presented its recently announced 30TB hard drive using HAMR technology, followed by an introduction of the Seagate Exos AP integrated storage server and OSNexus software solution, which integrates with ASUS servers powered by NVIDIA GPUs. They emphasized that the combination of ASUS servers for fast AI and big data processing, along with Seagate’s integrated storage servers for efficient data management, delivers a leading TCO for AI solutions.

Inseok Kang of ASUS Korea added, “In the rapidly expanding AI market, data volumes are increasing quickly, and data processing now requires AI-optimized hardware rather than traditional methods. ASUS provides end-to-end hardware and solutions—from cloud to edge—applicable to the AI ecosystem and various industry verticals. Through collaboration with NVIDIA, Intel, and Seagate, we offer highly optimized, turnkey solutions. This seminar tour was a meaningful opportunity to share regional insights and deliver the latest information. Going forward, we plan to continue creating regular communication platforms to actively respond to the diverse needs of the market.”