Taipei – September 24, 2026 -- DFI, a Qisda Group company, will showcase an embedded computing platform delivering up to 180 TOPS of combined AI performance for next-generation slot machines and smart bingo terminals at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) 2026 in Las Vegas.
SF101-PTH system runs on Intel Core Ultra Series 3 with Xe3 graphics architecture
The SF101-PTH single-board computer combines NPU, GPU, and CPU compute to process real-time computer vision workloads while simultaneously rendering low-latency multi-screen 4K 3D graphics within a low-power envelope. DFI states the system enables on-device player engagement analytics and fraud prevention to protect machine integrity, and will demonstrate these capabilities via a live interactive Bingo Machine at its booth.
Motherboard lineup spans four Intel processor generations for scalable cabinet designs
DFI's exhibited portfolio covers Intel Core Ultra Series 3 and Series 2, alongside Intel Core 14th and 13th Gen processors, targeting diverse gaming cabinet form factors from mainstream socketed processing to multi-display 4K edge AI configurations.
GM841-HPF board integrates peripheral controls to cut cabling and maintenance costs
Powered by the AMD Ryzen Embedded 8000 Series processor, the GM841-HPF consolidates 8-channel physical intrusion detection, 32-in/32-out isolated GPIO, four native ccTalk ports, and iButton interfaces onto a single board. DFI says this eliminates the need for external converter boards when connecting bill validators, buttons, and lighting peripherals.
Hardware TPM 2.0 and GLI pre-verified BIOS target multi-jurisdiction compliance
DFI's gaming platforms incorporate hardware TPM 2.0 and jurisdiction-specific BIOS options pre-verified by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), using cryptographic hashing and public-key verification to protect BIOS and storage media integrity across gaming jurisdictions.
DFI will exhibit at Booth 1832, Exhibition Hall, The Venetian Expo in Las Vegas from September 29 to October 1, 2026.