Why does it need to fit in the USB instead of being accessible via network? But if you really want this, I think the toybrick-rk1808 machine learning stick doe

Why does it need to fit in the USB instead of being accessible via network? But if you really want this, I think the toybrick-rk1808 machine learning stick does this, although it is ARM not x86 Linux. "It is equipped with Rockchip RK1808 Neural Processing Unit (NPU) features an accelerator delivering up to 3.0 TOPS and is coupled with two low-power Arm Cortex-A35 cores allowing it to run Linux." https://core-electronics.com.au/toybrick-rk1808-ai-usb-compute-stick-for-deep-learning-up-to-3-tops-powered-by-rockchip-npu.html https://core-electronics.com.au/toybrick-rk1808-ai-usb-compu... And in the manual look for the documentation about "master mode": > RK1808 AI compute stick with fedora operation system, Users can log in the fedora system for development and debugging via ssh. Root user’s and normal user’s password both are “toybrick”. https://core-electronics.com.au/attachments/localcontent/RK1808_AI_Compute_Stick_User_manual_EN_296228c300d.pdf https://core-electronics.com.au/attachments/localcontent/RK1...