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Is it really edge computing if the pi isn’t running tensorflow? I know the definition is kind of woolly. I wonder what the performance would be on a $100 jetso
by thebruce87m 6y ago
Is it really edge computing if the pi isn’t running tensorflow? I know the definition is kind of woolly.
I wonder what the performance would be on a $100 jetson nano.
- brutus1213 6y agoJetson nano can run Cuda code. It is pretty decent. The article does employ a reasonable definition of edge computing IMO (scientist who works in this area). The rpi is the client, and the processing happens on a beefy edge node. But yeah .. there is not one clear, accepted definition here.
- dnautics 6y agoit's not going to the cloud, so I'd say that counts.
- hn_check 6y agoThe Jetson Nano is fantastic, and I use Tensorflow on it with two home security cameras. It is a wonderful device, and deserves far more attention than it gets. I'm going to upgrade in the next week to a Jetson Xavier NX. Not because I need to, but because I like playing around and it's a silly powerful device. I also run a NextDNS CLI client on it, various automation stuff, etc.
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