BeagleBoard · Homelab

BeagleY-AI

A 70 dollar TI AM67A board with 4 TOPS of accelerator and mainline kernel support, which is the strongest of any board here.

From $141.68

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Headline specifications

SoC
Texas Instruments AM67A
Memory
4 GB
Architecture
aarch64
Form factor
Sbc

Details

About this system

What the record says about the BeagleY-AI, in its own words.

A 70 dollar board with a Texas Instruments AM67A on it and four TOPS of accelerator for small vision and audio models. It is the cheapest machine here that can run inference locally without something hanging off a USB port.

Its real advantage is dull and important: the support is upstream. The kernel work for this chip is in mainline, so a distribution you build tracks it without a vendor tree, and it does not stop working the day the vendor loses interest. No board in this catalog has better support than that.

Four TOPS is small. It suits a camera classifying frames or a wake word, not a language model. It is also why there is no Jetson in this catalog: the Jetson is far faster, but its acceleration only works on NVIDIA's own kernel and Ubuntu build, so you would not be running the operating system you built.

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Specifications

These values come from the published record for this system. Anything the source did not report is shown as not reported rather than filled in.

Vendor
BeagleBoard
Category
Homelab
Architecture
aarch64
Form factor
Sbc
Starting price
$141.68
Fulfillment
Reseller
SoC
Texas Instruments AM67A
Memory
4 GB
Accelerator
4 TOPS
Kernel Support
Mainline

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