140 TOPS at 72 Watts in a Compact Card? TFNEW Atlas 300V
TL;DR: TFNEW launched the Atlas 300V video analytics card, September 21, 2026. A half-height, half-length PCIe card with 140 TOPS INT8 / 70 TFLOPS FP16, 48 GB LPDDR4X and hardware H.264/H.265 codecs at 72 W max — the compact inference card for smart city, transportation, finance and campus scenarios. Get specs and pricing: sales@tfnew.com.
Core Specifications (with Plain-Language Terms)
The Atlas 300V is the compact video analytics card from TF NEW's 300V generation: a half-height, half-length PCIe card measuring 169.5 × 68.9 mm and drawing up to 72 W. Its AI engine delivers 140 TOPS INT8 and 70 TFLOPS FP16 (TOPS = trillions of operations per second on quantized integer models), with 48 GB of LPDDR4X at 204.8 GB/s total bandwidth — memory enough for detection and classification models beside the video pipeline. The hardware codec block handles H.264 and H.265 decode and encode plus JPEG, so the CPU is freed from video work. Interconnect is PCIe x16 Gen4.0. The card is positioned for the classic smart-scenario quartet: smart city, smart transportation, smart finance and smart campus — deployments where a low-profile, low-power accelerator slots into existing servers.
Specs at a Glance
| Item | Atlas 300V Value |
|---|---|
| Form factor | Half-height, half-length PCIe card |
| AI compute | 140 TOPS INT8 / 70 TFLOPS FP16 |
| Memory | 48 GB LPDDR4X, 204.8 GB/s |
| Codec | H.264/H.265 hardware decode & encode, JPEG |
| PCIe | x16 Gen4.0 |
| Power | Up to 72 W |
| Size | 169.5 × 68.9 mm |
Why 72 Watts Defines the 300V's Role
A video analytics card only earns its slot if the power budget allows it in bulk. At 72 W max in a half-height form factor, the Atlas 300V is the card you can put in every server in the fleet — city, transit, finance and campus sites all get 140 TOPS INT8 and hardware codecs without re-architecting power. PCIe 4.0 x16 keeps the host link current, and the compact dimensions fit standard low-profile slots. It is the deployment card: same AI class as the flagship, sized and powered for everywhere.
Where It Fits
- Smart city and transportation: compact inference at fleet scale
- Smart finance: low-profile AI in standard bank servers
- Smart campus: analytics density without power re-plans
- General video analytics: H.264/H.265 decode and encode on device
Why the Numbers Matter
- 140 TOPS INT8 / 70 TFLOPS FP16: flagship AI class on a low-profile card
- 48 GB LPDDR4X: model and video-pipeline memory headroom
- Up to 72 W: bulk-deployable power envelope
- H.264/H.265 + JPEG codecs: full video work off the CPU
- Half-height PCIe 4.0 x16: standard-slot fit for every server
What TF NEW Says
"An AI card only helps the fleet if the fleet can actually hold it," said a TF NEW product manager. "The Atlas 300V brings 140 TOPS INT8 and 48 GB of memory to a 72-watt, half-height card — H.264/H.265 codecs included, PCIe 4.0. Smart-city, transportation, finance and campus sites get analytics density without a power re-plan."
Quality and Availability
Every Atlas 300V is burn-in tested under sustained inference and codec load — AI compute, memory and decode/encode paths validated for 48 hours before shipping. It ships with driver and deployment documentation.
Pricing and Availability
The Atlas 300V is available now. Pricing varies by configuration and volume. Contact sales@tfnew.com or use the request-a-quote form at www.tfnew.com/contact for volume pricing and lead time.
About TF NEW
TF NEW (TF New Technology) is an enterprise AI infrastructure provider based at www.tfnew.com. It designs and delivers private AI, compute, networking, storage, cooling and edge systems as deployment-ready solutions — AI servers, AI workstations, edge AI, liquid cooling and enterprise rack servers — for AI factories, datacenters and edge projects worldwide.
Media Contact
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FAQ
- What is the Atlas 300V? A compact half-height, half-length video analytics card with 140 TOPS INT8 / 70 TFLOPS FP16.
- How much power does it draw? Up to 72 W maximum.
- How much memory does it have? 48 GB LPDDR4X at 204.8 GB/s.
- What codecs does it support? H.264/H.265 hardware decode and encode plus JPEG.
- What scenarios is it for? Smart city, smart transportation, smart finance and smart campus deployments.