NASH Industries has introduced its inaugural series of India-designed and India-manufactured motherboards, built on the Intel B760 chipset and supporting the Intel Raptor Lake processor lineup. This achievement represents a major step in strengthening India’s homegrown electronics design and manufacturing capabilities.
The new boards feature a globally competitive architecture tailored for a wide range of industrial, commercial, and embedded uses. Built on an AI-ready, future-focused platform, they highlight the country’s growing proficiency in advanced electronics engineering.
Developed as a unique, India-made industrial edge AI platform, the series supports next-generation solutions across ATMs, kiosks, industrial PCs, HMIs, AIoT devices, POS systems, and digital signage. Optimized for segments such as retail, BFSI, automation, gaming, and healthcare, the boards offer high performance, scalability, and long-term reliability.
Intel contributed architectural, design, and firmware expertise, helping NASH accelerate development and bring a field-ready solution to global customers. Sanjay Wadhwa, Chairman and CEO of NASH Industries, stated that the launch underscores the company’s commitment to advancing domestic innovation and delivering products that meet global standards.
Santhosh Viswanathan, Vice President and Managing Director for Intel in India, emphasized that the collaboration strengthens India’s electronics design and manufacturing ecosystem and marks an important milestone for the country’s industrial edge computing capabilities. The new motherboard line reflects NASH Industries’ expanding technical and production strengths, reinforcing India’s standing as a hub for high-performance computing solutions.
Established in 1971, NASH Industries partners with more than 15 Fortune 500 companies across sectors such as automotive, renewable energy, banking, aerospace, healthcare, and defense. Its R&D arm, NASH Tech Labs, specializes in box-build systems, EMS, and turnkey solutions, supported by deep expertise in engineering, design, and manufacturing. The company continues to invest in advanced technologies aligned with India’s “Design and Make in India” objectives.
