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Intel Joule rivals Raspberry Pi with Atom processors and IoT-centric Linux support

Intel astonished tech enthusiasts and software developers by unveiling the Joule as its newest compute module at the Intel Developer Forum earlier this week. The new developer board is competing against Raspberry Pi with its advanced computing performance and an all new Intel Atom processors.

Similar to Raspberry Pi, the Intel Joule comes in multiple variants. The 570x and 550x will be the initial two models. Both will come with Intel Atom (Broxton-M) SoC that has a quad-core CPU and Intel HD Graphics (ninth-generation) GPU.

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Intel Joule rivals Raspberry Pi with Atom processors and IoT-centric Linux support was originally published on iSeeTech

Intel Joule rivals Raspberry Pi with Atom processors and IoT-centric Linux support was originally published on iSeeTech

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