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AI solution development and implementation are expected to become even easier.
NVIDIA announced on the 11th that it is partnering with IT distributor Arrow Electronics to provide NVIDIA Jetson Xavier, a computer designed for AI, robotics, and edge computing, to companies worldwide. Through this, NVIDIA plans to accelerate the development of next-generation autonomous machines. 
NVIDIA Jetson Xavier
This collaboration combines NVIDIA's AI capabilities with Arrow's global industrial customer base and an extensive support network of engineers and designers. This is expected to facilitate the development and deployment of AI solutions for manufacturing, logistics, smart cities, healthcare, and more.
Deepu Talla, Vice President and General Manager of Autonomous Machines at NVIDIA, said, “We are entering a new era of intelligent machines that will have a powerful impact on every industry from manufacturing to healthcare,” adding, “NVIDIA and Arrow will work closely together to bring the AI capabilities of the Jetson Xavier platform to global markets.”
Jetson Xavier is a developer kit that customers can use to design prototypes, and it is supported by comprehensive software for building AI applications. This includes NVIDIA JetPack and DeepStream SDKs, CUDA, cuDNN, and TensorRT software libraries. Additionally, the NVIDIA Xavier processor is a core component of the Jetson Xavier, offering more computing capabilities than a powerful workstation and providing three energy-efficient operating modes.
John Santagate, Research Director of Worldwide Robotics at IDC, said, “In modern robotics, edge intelligence plays a critical role in driving new use cases and expanding adoption,” adding that “the collaboration between NVIDIA and Arrow will make a significant contribution to demonstrating the value of robots in new areas and driving continuous innovation.”
The NVIDIA Jetson Xavier developer kit can be purchased through Arrow Electronics' website (https://www.arrow.com/nvidia).
AI solution development and implementation are expected to become even easier.
NVIDIA announced on the 11th that it is partnering with IT distributor Arrow Electronics to provide NVIDIA Jetson Xavier, a computer designed for AI, robotics, and edge computing, to companies worldwide. Through this, NVIDIA plans to accelerate the development of next-generation autonomous machines.

NVIDIA Jetson Xavier
This collaboration combines NVIDIA's AI capabilities with Arrow's global industrial customer base and an extensive support network of engineers and designers. This is expected to facilitate the development and deployment of AI solutions for manufacturing, logistics, smart cities, healthcare, and more.
Deepu Talla, Vice President and General Manager of Autonomous Machines at NVIDIA, said, “We are entering a new era of intelligent machines that will have a powerful impact on every industry from manufacturing to healthcare,” adding, “NVIDIA and Arrow will work closely together to bring the AI capabilities of the Jetson Xavier platform to global markets.”
Jetson Xavier is a developer kit that customers can use to design prototypes, and it is supported by comprehensive software for building AI applications. This includes NVIDIA JetPack and DeepStream SDKs, CUDA, cuDNN, and TensorRT software libraries. Additionally, the NVIDIA Xavier processor is a core component of the Jetson Xavier, offering more computing capabilities than a powerful workstation and providing three energy-efficient operating modes.
John Santagate, Research Director of Worldwide Robotics at IDC, said, “In modern robotics, edge intelligence plays a critical role in driving new use cases and expanding adoption,” adding that “the collaboration between NVIDIA and Arrow will make a significant contribution to demonstrating the value of robots in new areas and driving continuous innovation.”
The NVIDIA Jetson Xavier developer kit can be purchased through Arrow Electronics' website (https://www.arrow.com/nvidia).
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