Beginning to show its age in the rapidly changing AI computing arena. Still a great price around $100. Not the easiest SBC to use, but if you're familiar with Ubuntu Linux you won't have a problem with it. There are many helpful guides out there that can save you a lot of time getting started. The Nvidia Jetson forum contains a lot of useful, searchable information. Even with a Maxwell GPU, it's not a "supercomputer" but is very effective as a development system. You can use the Jetson Nano as an all-in-one Linux computer to run a small server, NAS or firewall, but you can probably do it even cheaper with a Raspberry Pi 4 or an Intel Atom SBC. Jetson does not run x86 code (Intel processor). It uses a quad-core ARM processor and a Maxwell GPU.
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