Pineboards AI HAT enables Hailo-8L and NVMe boot storage on a Pi 5
Pineboards launched the Ai Bundle for Raspberry Pi 5, featuring the Hailo 8L AI Accelerator, enhancing processing power to 13 TOPS, and supporting various M.2 NVMe drives, priced at 90 EUR.
Read original articlePineboards has introduced the Ai Bundle featuring the Hailo 8L, designed to enhance AI capabilities for users of the Raspberry Pi 5. This bundle integrates an M.2 2280 M-Key NVMe connection with an M.2 2230 A/E-Key connection, allowing users to leverage the Hailo-8L AI Accelerator while utilizing fast NVMe storage. The product builds on the existing Raspberry Pi 5 AI HAT and Google Coral setups, significantly increasing processing power to 13 Tera-operations per second (TOPS).
The Ai Bundle maintains compatibility with existing software, ensuring a seamless transition for users familiar with the Raspberry Pi AI Kit. It features a pre-installed thermal pad for effective heat dissipation and a robust design that utilizes a larger ground plane for cooling. The bundle includes high-quality accessories, such as an impedance-controlled PCIe cable and all-metal screws, ensuring a reliable connection to the Raspberry Pi 5.
The M-Keyed slot supports various M.2 NVMe drives, providing flexibility for users to choose their preferred storage solution. The Ai Bundle is available for purchase at a suggested retail price of 90 EUR (excluding VAT) from various retailers, including The Pi Hut and Welectron. This launch reflects Pineboards' commitment to expanding its lineup of AI-compatible devices, responding to user demand for enhanced AI functionalities.
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https://geekworm.com/products/x1011
Four NVMe drives multiplexed onto a single PCIe lane? Sure, why not!
https://pineboards.io/products/hat-upcity-lite-for-raspberry...
The OP also has a board which breaks the lane out to a full size PCIe slot, so you can put a 4090 in there. You shouldn't, but you can.
Seems they aren't affiliated with Pine64 either...
I have Pi 5 and I wish I bought N100. It's unstable, loses internet connection after few days and I have to manually power cycle it. NVMe is patchy, I had to buy a few modules until I found one that is working, but I don't trust it.
Seems like RPi 5 was rushed to stay relevant, but it wasn't thought through.
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