- Published on July 4, 2019
- In Deep Tech
Raspberry Pi vs. Rock Pi vs. Banana Pi: Which Is Best For AI & ML Tasks?
- By Anirudh VK
The launch of the Raspberry Pi 4 has brought attention to the single board computer market as a whole. The Pi 4 breathed new life and brought a lot of new participants to the market, and with its low barrier for entry and use for ML tasks.
With the initial launch of the Raspberry Pi, there were a host of other alternatives that came up with it. For those enthusiasts not interested in buying a Pi, the single-board computer market accommodated and created various new products.
However, which one of them is most suited for AI and ML tasks? In this article, we will be looking at the Raspberry Pi 4 alongside the Banana Pi and Rock Pi. These popular alternatives are usually also used for similar applications, so a side by side comparison will bring the winner out on top.
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Anirudh VK
I am an AI enthusiast and love keeping up with the latest events in the space. I love video games and pizza.
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