2. The Jetson TX2 has a 256 CUDA core Pascal-based GPU plus multiple ARM-based cores. The Jetson TX2’s video system can handle 4K × 2K video at 60 frames/s. This includes encode and decode support.

Jetson TX2 is also supported by JetPack 3.0, one of the most comprehensive SDKs available for embedded AI computing. NVIDIA says Jetpack will simplify the integration of AI across many applications.

Specs Jetson TX2 Module (and its heatsink) installed on the larger development board. Like the Nvidia TX1 before it, the Jetson TX2 is a credit card-sized module bolted onto a big heatsink.

The Jetson TX2 is the follow up to the Jetson TX1. We took a look at it when it was released at the end of 2015, and the feelings were positive with a few caveats.

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 ...

Jetson TX2 is looking to do everything its predecessor did and more. It adds a second processor based on Nvidia’s Dual Denver 2 design, alongside the original Quad ARM A57 chip found in the TX1.

NVIDIA today unveiled the NVIDIA® Jetson™ TX2, a credit card-sized platform that delivers AI computing at the edge -- opening the door to powerfully intelligent factory robots, commercial drones and ...

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 ...

NVIDIA has launched Jetson TX1's successor at an event today, and it was designed to run twice as fast while drawing less than 7.5 watts of power. The product aptly called Jetson TX2 is an AI ...

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.

Aaeon’s Boxer-8120AI hosts a Jetson TX2 and a four-port switch. If you’re looking for really rugged designs, then check out Aitech’s industrial A176 and military A77 Twister (Fig. 7).