I'm researching i.MX93 Computer-on-Modules (CoMs) for an edge computing project requiring power efficiency and reliability. The NXP i.MX93 stands out with its Cortex-A55 core, Arm Ethos-U65 AI/ML support, and strong security. However, multiple manufacturers offer CoMs, and I need insights on reliability, support, and value.
Key requirements include stability, long-term availability, and minimal failure rates. Good software support with BSP updates and community backing is crucial. The module must efficiently handle thermal conditions and support essential interfaces like PCIe, USB, and Ethernet. Ease of integration, including development kits and documentation, is also vital.
Brands I’m considering: Toradex (great support, industrial-grade), Variscite (strong Linux support), Phytec (industrial focus), SolidRun (compact, competitive pricing), and Avnet (MSC) (industrial solutions).
Which brand is most reliable for long-term use? Any known issues or concerns? How is the software support, particularly with Linux and Yocto BSP updates? Any hidden costs or licensing restrictions?
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