Nota and Intel Launch “Nota Vision Agent x B70” Package Product
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On the 17th, Nota announced the launch of the package product “Nota Vision Agent x B70,” combined with Intel.
The package consists of Intel GPU Arc Pro B70 and “Nota Vision Agent,” optimized for the B70 computing architecture, and Intel provided technical support for the hardware and software environment.
The package product processed 32 video channels with one B70 GPU, with total processing performance of 540 frames per second and average processing performance per channel of 16.9 frames per second.
Nota announced on the 17th that it has launched a package product combined with Intel. The product is called “Nota Vision Agent x B70.”
Nota has its own video surveillance solution, “Nota Vision Agent (NVA).” This package is a form combined with Intel GPU “Arc Pro B70 (hereinafter B70).”
B70 is a key product from Intel aimed at the next-generation professional GPU market. The product supports high-performance graphics work and AI workload processing.
The package consists of Intel B70 GPU and the “Nota Vision Agent” solution optimized for the B70 computing architecture. Nota optimized NVA for the B70 computing architecture, and Intel provided technical support for the hardware and software environment.
With this product launch, separate hardware selection and separate optimization processes are no longer necessary. As a result, customers can build a VLM-based video surveillance system tailored to their required performance and available budget, reducing adoption burdens and improving operational efficiency.
The package product processed 32 video channels using one Intel B70 GPU, with total processing performance of 540 frames per second and average processing performance per channel of 16.9 frames per second. The benchmark for this validation was the ITS operating environment that Nota established in Daejeon in 2025, and the scale of that operating environment was about 800 CCTV channels and 200 smart intersections.
The two companies plan to identify joint customers following the product launch, pursue adoption consulting, and continue on-site technical support. They also plan to apply Nota AI optimization technology to Intel's various hardware environments and expand the scope of collaboration into industrial AI fields such as intelligent transportation systems, industrial safety, and selective surveillance.
Nota CEO Chae Myeong-su assessed the package product as the result of combining Nota's optimization technology capabilities with Intel's hardware competitiveness. He went on to emphasize that the company has implemented the performance demanded by industrial sites in an actual product, and said it would support the practical use of AI across various industrial sites through the value of optimization technology. He also stressed the company's policy of continually expanding customer options for building AI infrastructure suited to each site.
Michael Monson, an Intel manager, said that the combination of Nota's optimization technology and Intel's Arc Pro B70 GPU has enabled customers to use Nota Vision Agent in an environment with high performance and cost efficiency.
Michael Monson, an Intel manager, explained that the result with Nota demonstrates the potential to expand customer value through full-stack collaboration between Intel and its partners, spanning hardware to software. Nota also began developing humanoids based on domestic on-device AI semiconductors with LG Electronics and Mobilint on the 8th.
Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Yeong-seok
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=241698
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