(PR) LattePanda Launches the LattePanda Mu Ultra: A Micro x86 Compute Module for On-Device AI
LattePanda announced the LattePanda Mu Ultra, a micro x86 compute module for on-device AI powered by Intel Core Ultra 5 226V and Ultra 7 256V processors. It delivers up to 115 TOPS in a 69.6mm x 60mm form factor, targeting robotics, industrial automation, portable instruments, vision AI, and edge applications. The press release focuses on positioning and target markets.
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