AI BriefingGoogle Unveils Coral Board
Key point
Google has unveiled the Coral Board, on-device AI hardware capable of running Gemma 3 locally.
Details
At Google I/O, Google unveiled the Coral Board, a compact single-board computer for on-device AI computation. The device is designed to operate entirely in a local environment without internet or cloud connectivity.
Key specifications are as follows:
- Coral NPU: a machine learning unit based on the open-source RISC-V architecture
- Processor: Synaptics Astra SL2619 (2 GHz dual-core)
- Memory and performance: 2 GB RAM, 1 TOPS of computing power
The Coral Board can run Google's open-source model Gemma 3 270M directly on the hardware. Google demonstrated features such as real-time translation, voice control, and generative music performance using YOLOv8, and the product is scheduled to launch this summer.
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