NASH Industries is showcasing an extensive range of cutting-edge IT hardware products at the India Electronics Expo 2026, held at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi from January 22 to 25. According to reports from ET Now, the company is presenting Mini PCs, All-in-One PCs, and intelligent kiosk systems designed to meet evolving needs across industrial, enterprise, and consumer applications. The solutions reflect NASH's strategic focus on delivering integrated, scalable, and locally manufactured technology solutions aligned with the 'Make in India' vision.
NASH Industries and Intel Corporation have recently launched the country's first industrial-grade motherboard supporting Intel's 14th Gen processors. As reported by ET Now, this partnership reflects a strategic alignment between NASH and Intel, with NASH's product roadmap closely following Intel's future architectures, including Raptor Lake-S, Panther Lake-U/H, Twin Lake, Bartlett Lake-S, and Nova Lake. This positioning establishes NASH as a frontrunner in next-generation industrial computing while supporting India's growing demand for locally manufactured, high-quality electronics.
According to the ET Now report, the solutions at the India Electronics Expo 2026 complement the systems with IT hardware components including high-performance motherboards, DDR RAM modules, advanced camera solutions, and printers. These components demonstrate NASH's capabilities across the electronics value chain, with the company aiming to position itself as a trusted partner for OEMs and enterprises seeking customisable, high-performance electronics platforms.
Founded in 1971, NASH Industries serves as a trusted partner to more than 15 Fortune 500 companies across sectors including automotive, renewable energy, banking, aerospace, healthcare, and defence. As reported by ET Now, the company's R&D division, NASH Tech Labs, specializes in IT hardware, energy solutions, box build, and turnkey solutions, leveraging deep expertise in design, engineering, and manufacturing. The company's focus on locally manufactured technology aligns with India's growing demand for high-quality electronics infrastructure.
