# Supported AI accelerators

The Nx AI Manager has integrated several runtimes allowing to benefit from hardware acceleration to run the deployed models across different AI Accelerators.

The following tables contain a compiled list of supported AI Accelerators, their support level and the required software configuration:

### Fully supported

| Support Level | AI Accelerator                                              | CPU Architecture | API/driver version              | Operating System       |
| ------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------- | ------------------------------- | ---------------------- |
| Full support  | CPU                                                         | aarch64, x86\_64 | -                               | Ubuntu 20+ and Windows |
| Full support  | [Intel CPU](/ai-accelerators-support/intel-support.md)      | x86\_64          | OpenVino                        | Ubuntu 22+ and Windows |
| Full support  | [NVIDIA dGPU](/ai-accelerators-support/nvidia-support.md)   | x86\_64          | CUDA 11, CUDA 12, CUDA 13       | Ubuntu 20+ and Windows |
| Full support  | [NVIDIA Jetson](/ai-accelerators-support/nvidia-support.md) | aarch64          | JetPack 5, JetPack 6, JetPack 7 | Ubuntu 20+             |

### Experimental

| Support Level | AI Accelerator                                                    | CPU Architecture | API/driver version                | Operating System       |
| ------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------- | --------------------------------- | ---------------------- |
| Experimental  | [Intel GPU/NPU](/ai-accelerators-support/intel-support.md)        | x86\_64          | OpenVino                          | Ubuntu 22+ and Windows |
| Experimental  | [DEEPX DX-M1](/ai-accelerators-support/advanced/deepx-support.md) | aarch64, x86\_64 | <p>DXRT v3.0.0<br>DXRT v3.1.0</p> | Ubuntu 20+             |
| Experimental  | [DEEPX DX-H1](/ai-accelerators-support/advanced/deepx-support.md) | aarch64, x86\_64 | <p>DXRT v3.0.0<br>DXRT v3.1.0</p> | Ubuntu 20+             |
| Experimental  | [Hailo-8](/ai-accelerators-support/advanced/hailo-support.md)     | x86\_64, aarch64 | 4.18.0, 4.19.0, 4.20.0            | Ubuntu 20+             |
| Experimental  | [Hailo-8L](/ai-accelerators-support/advanced/hailo-support.md)    | x86\_64, aarch64 | 4.18.0, 4.19.0, 4.20.0            | Ubuntu 20+             |

### In the works

| Support Level | AI Accelerator       | CPU Architecture | API/driver version | Operating System |
| ------------- | -------------------- | ---------------- | ------------------ | ---------------- |
| Coming Soon   | EdgeCortix SAKURA-II | x86\_64          | TBD                | Ubuntu           |
| Coming Soon   | Axelera Metis        | x86\_64          | TBD                | Ubuntu           |
| Coming Soon   | MemryX MX3           | x86\_64          | TBD                | Ubuntu           |
| Coming Soon   | SiMA                 | x86\_64          | TBD                | Ubuntu           |


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