Maxsun has officially launched the ARL-HX Mini Station, a compact yet incredibly powerful AI workstation designed for professionals who need high-end performance in a small form factor. 
This 20-liter powerhouse features Intel’s Core Ultra 9 275HX processor (24 cores, up to 5.4 GHz) paired with dual Intel Arc Pro B60 GPUs, each packing 24 GB of VRAM, delivering a combined 48 GB for heavy AI workloads.
The chassis is crafted from full metal and engineered for optimal cooling, with mesh vents on the front and sides, plus separate thermal chambers for the CPU and GPU to ensure both components stay cool under pressure. It supports standard ATX power supplies and includes a T-shaped motherboard layout for improved high-speed memory performance, accommodating up to 256 GB of DDR5 SO-DIMM RAM clocked at 7200 MT/s (OC).
Expansion is a major selling point, with dual PCIe Gen5 slots supporting either two GPUs (up to 2-slot each) or a single high-end card like the RTX 5090 (3-slot). The system also offers robust connectivity: two Thunderbolt 5 ports, two Thunderbolt 4 ports, dual LAN (10G + 2.5G), Wi-Fi 7, and a rich array of USB Type-A and DisplayPort inputs. Storage flexibility comes from 3 M.2 slots, SlimSAS support, and 8x SATA interfaces, giving professionals plenty of options for high-speed data access.
Targeted at AI developers and researchers, the ARL-HX Mini Station can run models up to 671B parameters in memory, handle 70B models efficiently on the Arc GPUs, and is optimized for Qwen-32B on DeepSeek. With a September 2025 release planned and a starting price near $2800 USD, this compact workstation is set to become a serious contender in the AI hardware space.