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Trades about 24% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Lanner Electronics Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the provision of design, engineering, and manufacturing services for network appliances and rugged industrial computers in the United States, Hong Kong, Israel, China, Taiwan, the Netherlands, Europe, and internationally. The company offers edge AI appliances, such as AI starter kits, deep learning accelerators, inference appliances, and servers, as well as NVIDIA GPU solutions; and network appliances, including RISC network appliances, Wi-Fi access points, x86 rackmount and desktop network appliances, modules and acceleration cards, and wide temperature network and industrial security appliances. It also provides edge AI appliances comprising cloud storage, NVIDIA MGX, open RAN, and hybridTCA platforms; modules and blades; and DIN-Rail industrial gateway, embedded platform, IEC61850-3 computer, intelligent video platform, rackmount industrial computer, rugged wireless gateway, vehicle gateway, and vehicle/rail computer intelligent edge appliances. In addition, the company offers 1/10/25/40G NIC modules, 100G+ NIC modules, acceleration modules, industrial GbE PCIe cards, PCIe expansion modules, POE NIC modules, radio modules, smart NIC, and storage NIC modules. Its products are applied in edge AI, network computing, telecommunication, transportation, power and energy, industrial automation, intelligent systems, and SD-WAN. Lanner Electronics Inc. was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan.
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