Axiomtek Launches MANO330 Industrial Motherboard

The Thin Mini-ITX board supports DDR5 memory and offers dual LAN connectivity for space-limited industrial deployments.

Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Semiconductors

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Axiomtek has launched the MANO330, a new industrial motherboard designed for space-constrained environments. The board is available now and supports either the Intel Processor N97 or the N150.

Why it matters

The motherboard provides a compact, flexible solution for industrial systems requiring specific memory and connectivity configurations. It enables integration into restricted spaces while maintaining standard networking performance.

The MANO330 measures 170 x 170 mm and supports DDR5-4800 memory. Connectivity options include 2.5GbE and GbE LAN, with power input compatibility ranging from 12-24 VDC.

The players

Axiomtek

An industrial computer manufacturer that specializes in embedded systems, networking appliances, and rugged motherboards.

Intel

A semiconductor company that produces the N97 and N150 processors used in this board.

The details

The MANO330 utilizes a Thin Mini-ITX design, a form factor optimized for low-profile computer enclosures. It integrates various I/O interfaces, including RS-232, RS-422/485, USB, SATA, and GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output — a digital signal pin on an integrated circuit that can act as input or output). Expansion is facilitated through M.2 Key M, Key E, and Key B slots.

Timeline

  1. Axiomtek launched the MANO330 motherboard on October 20, 2026.

The Tech Race

The MANO330 joins an established market of Thin Mini-ITX boards designed for industrial automation. It positions itself by pairing high-density DDR5 memory support with the latest Intel N-series processors.

This motherboard is intended for industrial developers and system integrators building compact computing rigs. It requires 12-24 VDC power and utilizes standard M.2 expansion slots for peripheral integration.

The takeaway

The MANO330 offers a targeted hardware upgrade for industrial builds constrained by size but requiring DDR5 bandwidth. Monitor Axiomtek for subsequent performance benchmarks detailing the thermal behavior of the N97 and N150 configurations.

Further reading

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Source note: This article includes information reported by TechPowerUp.

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