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We don’t know yet which ARM SoC Radxa is talking about here but the "north bridge" in this picture is RTL9151AS:
➡️ 1x 2.5GbE
➡️ 7x USB ports (up to 10Gbps)
➡️ 4x SATA 6 Gbps
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Through one PCIe Gen 4x1 connection
Apparently the Radxa x Qualcomm announcements are still not done since a Reddit user discovered the: Radxa rCore-Q8750
▶️ 8x Oryon Gen2 cores
▶️ Adreno 830 GPU
▶️ 77 TOPS Hexagon NPU
Source: reddit.com/r/SBCs/s/87DDHUTd…
Google announced a new SBC called CoralBoard. @googlegemma features:
▶️ Synaptics Astra SL2619 SoC
▶️ CPU: 2x A55 cores
▶️ NPU: 1 TOPS Coral
▶️ GPU: Mali G31
▶️ 1 or 2 GB DDR4 memory
▶️ OS: Yocto Linux
▶️ I/O: USB-C (no PD) / USB-A / CSI / DSI / I3C / GPIO / M.2 E-Key / no Eth
The keynote is still going and we already have the ARM AGI CPUs on our wiki:
sbcwiki.com/docs/soc-manufac…
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ARM AGI CPU:
- 136 Neoverse V3 cores
- 3.7GHz
- 96 Lanes of PCIe 6
- 3nm lithography process
- 300 watt TDP
- Up to 6 Terabyte of DDR5-8800
- Dual-Chiplet Design
I had the opportunity to see and test @arduino's new Ventuno Q board at Embedded World 2026 in Nuremberg. In the article you will find benchmarks, specs and all questions answered including @Qualcomm_Dev mainline Linux support status
sbcwiki.com/news/articles/ar…













