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AI, robotics, and edge hardware — NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, boards, sensors, and the stacks that run them.
FDA's March 20, 2026 letter cleared Photonova Spectra and the 40 mm Select under K253520. Every scan is eight energy bins, stored on the gantry, at 120 kVp. GE names NVIDIA for the reconstruction and does not name the board.
Isaac ROS 5.0.0, dated 21 September 2026 in the release notes, drops the NITROS packages and targets ROS 2 Lyrical on Ubuntu 24.04. The apt line says noble. Stock Lyrical debs say Ubuntu 26.04.
Raspberry Pi's September 2026 Compute Module 5 brief lists 32 SKUs from $67.50 to $375. The datasheet still says a CM4 carrier will not take it: CAM0 and DSI0 became USB 3.0 ports.
AMD's MI350P is a dual-slot PCIe card: 128 compute units, 144 GB HBM3E, 4 TB/s, and 600W or 450W. It is half the air-cooled MI350X, not a liquid rack, and the spec sheet is specific enough to plan a chassis around.
The CUDA 13.4 family you download today is 13.4.2. Linux no longer ships a driver in the toolkit. Windows on Arm is in; Rubin is compute capability 10.7 as a preview, not a production pin.
IGX Thor is generally available: 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS on the iGPU, 5,581 with an RTX PRO 6000 Max-Q, and a 10-year support contract through April 2036. Same pinout as Jetson T5000. Different product.
NVIDIA's Isaac GR00T reference humanoid is Unitree H2 Plus: 1,820 mm, about 70 kg, a Jetson T5000, and Sharpa Wave hands. The shop lists $100,000. NVIDIA still says late 2026.
Raspberry Pi AI HAT+ 2 pairs a Hailo-10H (40 TOPS INT4) with 8GB of on-board LPDDR4X. Launch was $130. The store now prints $200. The upgrade is memory, not a bigger TOPS number.
Seventy-two MI455X accelerators, 31 TB of HBM4, and 260 TB/s of UALoE scale-up in one Open Rack Wide chassis. Helios is a blueprint OEMs build, not a card you drop in.
Thor runs SBSA and a unified CUDA 13 Arm toolkit. Orin still sits on sm_87. The stack, not the TOPS chart, is the buying decision.