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5G-Native AI Platforms

Private 5G Gateway

P5G-N100

Intel® N-series Processor (N150/N350)

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Xeon-6 SOC CEB

GP-6470

Intel 4U Xeon-6 SOC 19-inch Rackmount Server

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Xeon-6 SOC CEB

GP-6270

Intel 2U Xeon-6 SOC General-Purpose Server

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Xeon-6 SOC CEB

Flex-6450

Intel 4U Xeon-6 SOC Tower-Rack Convertible Server

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Xeon-6 SOC CEB

Edge-6250

Intel 2U Xeon-6 SOC MEC Server

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Compute for autonomous private 5G and on-site AI

EdgeNectar’s 5G core and AIDEN (Artificial Intelligence Delivery Edge Network) are software. They run in virtual machines or containers on standard servers, not on proprietary hardware. These platforms range from the compact P5G-N100 gateway, which supports up to four small cell base stations, to 4U Intel Xeon 6 servers with up to 72 cores.

The same servers can host the on-premises edge node where AIDEN resolves AI requests locally first, so data stays on site. Learn how autonomous private 5G works.