NVIDIA unveils Jetson Thor T3000, T2000

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NVIDIA unveils Jetson Thor T3000, T2000

NVIDIA has introduced the Jetson Thor T3000 and T2000, new Blackwell-powered computer modules designed to deploy advanced AI capabilities to humanoid robots and edge systems. The T3000 module delivers 865 FP4 TFLOPS of compute power with 32GB of memory to enable high-performance, real-time reasoning.

// ANALYSIS

NVIDIA is extending its Blackwell architecture dominance down to edge devices and humanoid robots, solidifying its hardware grip on physical AI.

• The T3000 brings server-class AI compute capability (865 FP4 TFLOPS) directly into compact robot chassis and edge systems.

• By providing modular variants, NVIDIA enables developers to scale their computational footprint to match specific payload and power requirements.

• This release strengthens NVIDIA's end-to-end ecosystem, providing the edge hardware required to execute complex foundation models trained on their cloud GPUs.

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nvidiajetson-thorroboticsedge-aihardwareblackwellphysical-aihumanoid-robots

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2026-07-15

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2026-07-15

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