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- 1Newest ESP32 microcontroller can now run Linux●The newest ESP32 can run Linux and it's getting close to a Raspberry Pi
Espressif's latest ESP32 chip is now capable of running Linux, a milestone for a microcontroller line traditionally limited to real-time operating systems. The development brings the cheap chip's capabilities close to entry-level Raspberry Pi boards, prompting discussion among hobbyists about whether low-cost microcontrollers could soon replace single-board computers in many embedded and DIY projects.
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A new report highlights that microcontrollers, typically limited to simple embedded tasks, can now run both a diffusion model for image generation and a large language model with 289 million parameters. The development points to AI capabilities moving onto low-cost, low-power hardware rather than requiring cloud servers or GPUs, a notable shift for embedded and edge computing.
Repos
- dashersw/coyopedal ESP32-S3 A2-Full NAM pedalboard with direct SD-card NAM loading and a Gea-compiled native frontend
- Low-Zi-Hong/ESP32s3-LLM-Cluster 7-node ESP32-S3 cluster running a 0.4B LLM via 1.58-bit (BitNet) ternary quantization over SPI daisy-chain