The Jetson TX1 and TX2 are Nvidia’s strike at embedded deep learning, or devices that need a lot of processing power without sucking batteries dry.

The Jetson TX1 and TX2 are Nvidia’s strike at embedded deep learning, or devices that need a lot of processing power without sucking batteries dry. Wading Into High-End Single Board Computers ...

The Jetson TX2 module will be available in Q2 for $399 (in quantities of 1,000 or more) from NVIDIA and its distributors around the world. The price of the Jetson TX1 Developer Kit has been ...

Jetson TX2 is proceeded by the Jetson TX1 and TK1, and Nvidia claims it offers twice as much performance and efficiency over the TX1. In that state, the Jetson TX2 draws less than 7.5 watts of power.

Because the Jetson TX2 is based on the same Tegra chip used in the NVIDIA Drive PX2 platform, it uses TSMC’s automotive grade 16nm FinFET process. The newer process node helps lower power from ...

The Jetson TX2, unveiled Tuesday, is a full Linux computer on a tiny board the size of a Raspberry Pi. It’s designed to help make robots, drones and other devices that rely on computer vision ...

Nvidia’s shipping TX2 module will retail for $399 when it arrives in Q2, and the existing TX1 and TK1 Jetson embedded computing platforms will also continue to be made available, at reduced prices.

The Jetson TX2 NX SBC combines a dual-core Nvidia Denver 2 64-bit CPU, a quad-core Arm Cortex-A57 MPCore processor and a 256-core Pascal GPU that can reach 1.3GHz. It is also equipped with 4GB of ...

Nvidia Jetson TX2 will also feature a wide range of SDK support including JetPack 3.0, Tensor RT 1.0, cuDNN 5.1, VisionWorks 1.6, the latest graphics drivers and APIs, and CUDA 8.

NVIDIA’s Jetson series of compact compute engines is impressive, starting with the TX1 and followed by the TX2. Its latest addition is the Jetson AGX Xavier (Fig. 1). It uses a new form factor ...