Sugon has revealed the full specifications for the N50 Pro, which it claims is the first 64 thread mobile workstation in the world. The portable machine packs a 4.3GHz processor, a discrete GPU with 16GB of video memory, and support for up to 128GB of RAM. But the company has yet to confirm official pricing or global availability.
Packing high thread counts into a portable computer is usually difficult due to thermal limits and power draw. Sugon managed to fit 64 threads into this build, with CPU single thread clock speeds reaching up to 4.3GHz. The discrete graphics chip runs at clock speeds up to 3.3GHz with 16GB of dedicated VRAM. Power users get massive local headroom with support for up to 128GB of system memory and 8TB of high speed storage.
Despite the workstation level internal hardware, the chassis stays remarkably thin. The laptop measures 16.9 millimeters thick and weighs just 1.69 kilograms. The display features a 4K panel with a 120Hz refresh rate and a 93% screen to body ratio. It is calibrated for creative professionals with a Delta E color accuracy under 1.
Running large artificial intelligence models locally without cloud latency is a primary focus for this hardware. According to official company disclosures, the workstation can run a 35B MoE model entirely on device at 50 tokens per second. Sugon claims this setup achieves 3 to 5 times the inference speed of mainstream mobile workstations. For peripheral support, the machine features hidden high speed ports capable of 10Gbps data transfers and multi display 4K output.
