Honor, the smartphone and computer company formerly owned by Huawei, has officially revealed the Tiangong AXB35, a new AI workstation platform that designed for enterprise use and made to run on a choice of AMD, Intel, or NVIDIA hardware in a tiny SFF desktop chassis measuring just 70 × 192 × 203 mm, or around 2 L volume. Honor says that the Tiangong SFF PC is designed for everything from high-level office work and local knowledge bases, AI inference workloads, and agentic applications, but it would also be useful as a raw computational workstation for everything from 3D modelling and creative tasks to developing, and even gaming.
The Tiangong AXB35 comes in three variants: Standard, Pro, and Ultra, The Standard AXB35 comes equipped with Intel’s Core Ultra X7 358H CPU, which features the new Intel Arc B390 iGPU, a total of 16 cores (4× P-Cores, 12× E-Cores, 4× LP E-Cores), and support for up to 96 GB of memory. The Pro version comes with AMD’s 16-core Ryzen AI Max+ 395, packing the Radeon 8060S iGPU and up to 128 GB of LPDDR5X memory on a wide 256 GB/s bus. Meanwhile, the Ultra version comes with NVIDIA’s new RTX Spark platform, based on the Arm architecture.
The Intel SKU is limited to just 512 GB of SSD storage from Honor itself, while the AMD version bumps that up to 1 TB, and the NVIDIA model receives up to 2 TB of storage. The whole system runs on an external 240 W PSU, and the CPUs can allegedly boost to as high as 132 W in Performance mode.
Honor lists the AI workstation as being available with Windows 11 or Ubuntu.
I/O and connectivity consists of:
2× 2280 M.2 PCIe ×4 SSD slots1× 2242/2280 M.2 PCIe ×4 SSD slot2× 10 GbE RJ45 portsBluetooth (unspecified version, but noted as compatible with BT 5.0+)Wi-Fi 72× USB44× USB Type-A (unspecified version, likely 3× USB 3.2 Gen 2 and 1× USB 1.0)1× DisplayPort 1.41× HDMI 2.12× 3.5 mm audio combo jack (one each on the front and back I/O)Consumer availability and pricing has yet to be confirmed, as is international availability.