Nvidia has officially announced the Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit, its new minicomputer designed for developers. This device, the company’s smallest and most powerful minicomputer to date, is built on the Blackwell architecture and offers processing power reaching 2070 TFLOPS. This new system was specifically designed to deliver high-end performance for projects in fields such as robotics, engineering, and edge computing.

Nvidia Announces Its Most Powerful Minicomputer

At the heart of the device is the Jetson T5000 System-on-Module (SoM), based on Nvidia’s latest Blackwell architecture. This module houses a 2560-core Blackwell graphics processor (GPU). The system’s processing power is supported by 96 fifth-generation Tensor Cores and a 14-core Arm Neoverse-V3AE central processing unit (CPU). The device also includes 128GB of LPDDR5X memory.

The Jetson AGX Thor also offers advanced features in connectivity and storage. The system features four 25GbE network ports. Storage is supported by NVMe drives via PCIe slots. Another notable feature of the device is its ability to process, encode and decode, multiple 4K and 8K video streams simultaneously.

Nvidia has introduced an alternative model, the T4000, for applications requiring less power. This version features a 1200 TFLOPS performance, a 1536-core GPU, and 64GB of memory. Power consumption for the T5000 model ranges from 40 to 130 watts, while the more modest T4000 model consumes between 40 and 75 watts.

The Nvidia Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit is priced at $3,499. Pre-orders are now open, and the company plans to begin shipping products on November 20, 2025.