Personally, I never see something like this being made (or at least marketed as such). However, *pauses to put on tinfoil hat* Nvidia does sell devkits that

Personally, I never see something like this being made (or at least marketed as such). However, *pauses to put on tinfoil hat* Nvidia does sell devkits that roughly match the compute footprint you're describing[0]. They're ARM SOCs which puts them at a disadvantage for gaming, but the form factor does exist. If you need a lot of high-power AI compute and are willing to tinker with it, you can't beat CUDA on ARM. Again though - there's a reason these are sold as devkits and not products. Every YC-backed roach from here to Mississippi is going to spend their next half-decade trying to get your data/money for a machine learning product. Nvidia knows it's a losing game to sell hardware instead of services here, so they're arming the entrepreneurs instead of the consumer. Frankly, I think it's the right move anyways. People are going to need scaling compute for decently fast AI inferencing in the future, and Nvidia can keep that scaling curve under their thumb. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if there are Nvidia execs suggesting that they abandon the gaming market altogether just to focus on more lucrative AI/datacenter customers. [0] https://store.nvidia.com/en-us/jetson/store/?page=1&limit=9&locale=en-us https://store.nvidia.com/en-us/jetson/store/?page=1&limit=9&...