Acrab, a technology company building agentic AI compute infrastructure for the next generation of intelligent systems, today unveiled GELIX 1, its first-generation edge AI system-on-chip (SoC), together with Agent Box, a personal edge AI system powered by the company's full-stack computing platform. As AI moves from generating answers to completing tasks, agents increasingly need to understand context, remember preferences and coordinate tools and devices in real time. Running these capabilities locally can produce faster responses, keep sensitive information under the user's control and maintain core functions when cloud connectivity is limited.
For years, models in the 100 billion parameter class have required cloud infrastructure. GELIX 1 is designed to bring state-of-the-art AI models at this scale into locally operated edge systems. Powered by GELIX, Acrab's Agent Box is a high-performance personal edge AI center designed to put AI agents into action in a more personal and customized way, with local large model inference, persistent memory, multimodal interactions and agent orchestration capabilities.