• NASH launches its first India-built motherboard series powered by Intel’s B760 chipset
• The platform supports industrial, commercial, and embedded AI-edge applications
• Intel provides architecture, design, and firmware support for faster development

NASH Industries has introduced its first series of Make in India motherboards, marking a major step in the country’s move toward self-reliance in electronics design and advanced hardware manufacturing. Built on the Intel B760 chipset and powered by the Raptor Lake processor family, the new motherboards are engineered for a wide range of industrial, commercial, and embedded use cases.

The company said the boards are designed on a future-ready, AI-enabled platform, making them suitable for applications such as ATMs, kiosks, industrial PCs, digital signage, POS terminals, HMIs, and AIoT systems. Optimized for sectors including retail, BFSI, industrial automation, gaming, and healthcare, the motherboards aim to deliver high performance, scalability, and robust reliability.

Intel partnered closely with NASH by offering architecture, design, and firmware support, helping speed up product development and ensuring the platform meets global deployment standards. This collaboration highlights both firms’ commitment to strengthening India’s electronics ecosystem.

Sanjay Wadhwa, Chairman and CEO of NASH Industries, said, the launch represents a milestone in the company’s efforts to build globally competitive hardware in India. He added that the partnership with Intel reinforces NASH’s focus on innovation and local manufacturing excellence.

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Santhosh Viswanathan, Vice President and Managing Director, India Region at Intel, noted that the initiative aligns with Intel’s goal of boosting India’s electronics design and manufacturing capabilities. He said the new motherboard series is a “scalable and intelligent industrial solution” built on Intel’s edge computing strengths.

With this launch, NASH Industries continues to expand its technology footprint and position India as a rising hub for high-performance computing solutions.

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