Acer Veriton RA100 and Vero AIOs: AI PCs for Work

Acer is rolling out a fresh wave of Veriton desktops that try to make office PCs less boring by stuffing them with Copilot+ PC features, modern security, and more AI-ready silicon than most people asked for. The lineup spans a compact mini workstation, eco-minded all-in-ones, and a large tower that’s clearly meant for heavier creator workloads.

Veriton RA100: Mini workstation, maximum “why is it this fast?”

The headline device is the Veriton RA100 AI Mini Workstation (VRA100), built around AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 and Radeon 8060S graphics. Acer positions it for prosumers, creators, and even light gaming, with an emphasis on running local AI models and accelerating content creation. On paper, the big pitch is strong on-device AI via a 50 TOPS NPU alongside serious GPU compute for 3D and generative tasks.

It also checks the practical boxes: up to 128 GB of four-channel LPDDR5X memory, up to 4 TB PCIe SSD storage, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, and 2.5G Ethernet. Acer adds selectable performance modes (Silent/Balanced/Performance) so people can trade noise and thermals for AI throughput when needed, plus a Kensington lock for shared environments.

Veriton Vero 4000/6000 AIOs: Cleaner desks, greener build

The Veriton Vero 4000 and 6000 All-in-One models aim at modern offices that want fewer boxes and cables, while still getting Intel Core Ultra performance. Both target responsive multitasking with up to 64 GB DDR5 and up to 2 TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD storage, paired with Intel Graphics. The focus is business usability: integrated webcam, speakers, and collaboration features for hybrid meetings without extra desk clutter.

Acer also leans into sustainability here, using post-consumer recycled materials and recyclable packaging. The 6000 variant adds Intel vPro for stronger IT manageability and security posture, which matters when fleets need remote support. There’s also TPM 2.0 and physical security support, because apparently we live in a world where printers and PCs are now part of threat models and not just paper jams.

Veriton 2000 Large Tower: When “business PC” means GPU power

For teams that actually push heavy creative apps, Acer’s Veriton 2000 Large Tower (VK2730G) scales up with Intel Core Ultra options and up to an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080. That combo is clearly aimed at AI-assisted creation, rendering, and media work where GPU acceleration matters more than another “productivity” sticker. Think video editing, 3D workflows, and AI-assisted production pipelines.

It also includes the usual modern connectivity (Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, RJ45) and Acer Sense for simpler system management when there’s limited IT support. Memory and storage are expandable, with up to 64 GB DDR5 and up to 2 TB Gen 4 SSD listed for fast project loads and large files.

Veriton 2000 AIO: SMB-friendly “one screen does it all”

The Veriton 2000 All-In-One (VZ2515G) targets SMBs, field crews, and office setups that want a unified system without sacrificing Windows 11 Pro security. It’s configurable up to Intel Core Ultra 7 Series 2 with Intel Graphics, plus up to 64 GB DDR5 and up to 1 TB SSD storage for everyday operations. It’s not trying to be a monster workstation, it’s trying to be reliably fast and simple with low friction.

In the end, Acer’s 2026 Veriton refresh is basically a menu: compact AI muscle with the RA100, eco-forward all-in-ones with Vero 4000/6000, and a large tower for GPU-heavy jobs, plus a practical SMB AIO option. Availability starts in Q1 2026 across regions depending on model, and pricing will vary by market. Acer is clearly betting that “AI PC” is now a baseline expectation, not a luxury badge, and this Veriton spread is how Acer plans to cover every desk that still needs a real computer.