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Title:Turing Pi 2 cluster computer

Description:Turing Pi is a compact ARM cluster that provides a secure and scalable compute in the edge. It is designed to make web-scale edge computing easier for developers.

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h1Turing Pi 2

h1Turing Pi - Reliable, Scalable Infrastructure for Edge & AI Apps

h2Use Cases

h2Remote first

h2Blog

h3Turing Pi 2.5 is Here: Production Kicks Off!

h3Introducing Our New Mini ITX Case

h3Announcing Firmware 2.0

h3Turing RK1 Compute Module: Exciting Updates and What’s Next

h3A Community-Driven BMC Firmware: An Open-Source Commitment

h3Use case: A user-friendly homelab for self-hosted apps.

h312 amazing Raspberry Pi cluster use cases

h2Spotted on

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# Turing Pi - Reliable, Scalable Infrastructure for Edge & AI Apps

Meet Turing Pi 2, a compact AI & Edge Computing Cluster. Combine Turing RK1, Raspberry Pi & Nvidia Jetson compute modules to run cloud stacks and AI inference at the edge. Enjoy unmatched reliability, 24/7 operation, and energy efficiency.

## Use Cases

Edge AI

Inference when low latency and cost are critical

Self-hosted

Host open-source apps locally or at the edge

Learning

Learn Kubernetes, Docker, Machine Learning

Development

Build cloud-native local dev environment

## Remote first

Quickly set up Kubernetes and Machine Learning stacks using the built-in BMC, CLI and Turing Pi open-source firmware. Take advantage of authentication, serial console over LAN, OS image flashing, self-testing, and OTA updates.

`$ tpi ‐‐node   $ tpi ‐‐power   $ tpi ‐‐usb   $ tpi ‐‐uart   $ tpi ‐‐flash`

`$ tpi ‐‐usb=host ‐‐node=1   $ tpi ‐‐upgrade=/sdcard/bmc.swu   $ tpi ‐‐power=off`

## Blog

### Turing Pi 2.5 is Here: Production Kicks Off!

### Introducing Our New Mini ITX Case

### Announcing Firmware 2.0

### Turing RK1 Compute Module: Exciting Updates and What’s Next

### A Community-Driven BMC Firmware: An Open-Source Commitment

### Use case: A user-friendly homelab for self-hosted apps.

### 12 amazing Raspberry Pi cluster use cases

## Spotted on

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