株式会社アスク unveiled the Endeavor Pro9300, a high‑end AI‑ready workstation designed for intensive AI processing, image analysis, and 3D modeling. The launch event in Tokyo highlighted hybrid live‑streamed demos, real‑time AI inference performance, and a phased rollout beginning with enterprise early‑access in March and a full commercial release in June 2026.
Hybrid Launch Event Highlights
The unveiling combined an on‑site stage in Tokyo’s Marunouchi district with a global live stream, allowing developers, media professionals, and enterprise buyers to attend virtually. This hybrid format maximized reach and engagement across geographic markets.
Live Demonstrations
- Real‑time neural‑network inference while processing a 4K video feed.
- Simultaneous AI and graphics workloads showcasing seamless multitasking.
- Hands‑on stations for developers to test the workstation’s AI acceleration APIs.
Audience Segmentation
Dedicated demo zones catered to three key groups:
- Developers – focused on SDK integration and performance tuning.
- Creative Media – highlighted 3D rendering and video analytics capabilities.
- Channel Partners – presented pricing models and enterprise support plans.
AI‑Driven Performance Demonstrations
The Pro9300’s architecture integrates high‑core‑count CPUs, next‑generation GPUs, and specialized AI accelerators. Benchmarks presented at the event demonstrated:
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- Up to 3.2× faster inference on common vision models compared with previous generation workstations.
- Consistent 60 fps 4K video processing while running concurrent AI tasks.
- Power‑efficient operation with a 30 % reduction in thermal output under sustained load.
Phased Rollout and Ongoing Support
株式会社アスク announced a structured delivery plan to ensure continuous value for customers.
Release Timeline
- March 2026 – Early‑access units for select enterprise partners.
- June 2026 – Full commercial availability for all markets.
Support Ecosystem
Buyers will receive:
- A dedicated software‑update roadmap delivering AI driver enhancements.
- Access to a 24/7 support portal staffed by hardware and AI specialists.
- Optional on‑site training sessions for enterprise teams.
Market Impact and Future Outlook
The Endeavor Pro9300 enters a competitive segment where AI integration, performance, and energy efficiency are decisive. By pairing a compelling hybrid launch with a clear post‑launch support strategy, 株式会社アスク positions the Pro9300 as a strong alternative to established global workstation brands.
As AI workloads expand across sectors such as medical imaging, virtual production, and autonomous design, demand for workstations that blend compute‑intensive processing with high‑fidelity graphics is expected to rise. The Pro9300’s launch strategy may serve as a benchmark for future hardware introductions.
