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They've been building the Tegra for the switch and shield. I'd be interested in more recent SoCs from them

• brucethemoose2 3y ago
  You can already buy Orin dev boards, they just cost a fortune.
  • kcb 3y ago
    And have terrible software support. The Nvidia SDK Manager that you need to flash the OS image only runs on specific old versions of Ubuntu. Then you basically get stuck with whatever Linux kernel you get at release.
    • moondev 3y ago
      I have an AGX Xavier running ESXi arm edition. This makes it easy to run any Linux aarch64 distro that provides a uefi iso installer. It even supports running windows for arm vms. Great way to put the 32G of memory and NVME to use