Geniatech APC888 Edge AI Box Pairs NXP i.MX 95 With Swappable M.2 AI Accelerators
Geniatech's APC888 pairs NXP's i.MX 95 with an M.2 slot that accepts Hailo, MemryX, DeepX, or Kinara AI accelerators up to 40 TOPS, running Yocto Linux.
NXP makes ARM-based i.MX processors and microcontrollers widely used in single-board computers, embedded Linux systems, and automotive-grade hardware.
Geniatech's APC888 pairs NXP's i.MX 95 with an M.2 slot that accepts Hailo, MemryX, DeepX, or Kinara AI accelerators up to 40 TOPS, running Yocto Linux.
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