MNT Research Hits Back at AI Bubble Price Hikes, Parts Shortages with a Raspberry Pi CM5 Adapter
MNT Research, the company behind the MNT Reform family of open-hardware laptops and an upcoming tablet, has announced a plan to help address the increasing price of components including RAM chips and Arm processors: a "relatively low-cost" adapter to put a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 (CM5) or compatible computer-on-module into any MNT Reform.
"Due to the memory shortage caused by the AI [Artificial Intelligence] industry, Arm module prices have risen and some are hard to get, causing longer lead times," the company explains in its most recent update. "To mitigate this situation, we're developing a successor to our compute module adapter RCM4, the RCM5. The idea is to offer a relatively low cost adapter for existing Arm processor modules, primarily targeting the Raspberry Pi CM5 and the Radxa CM5 with [Rockchip] RK3588S2."
MNT Research is facing component price hike and shortages, and is planning a Raspberry Pi CM5 adapter...
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