NVIDIA Discontinues Older Jetson Modules With LPDDR4 Memory As DRAM Prices & Supply Gets Worse

NVIDIA and its partners are ending sales of older Jetson developer modules, including TX2 NX, TX2i, AGX Xavier, and Xavier NX.

The move is driven by LPDDR4 supply shortages and rising memory costs, making continued production of these boards unsustainable.

Developers in embedded and edge AI who still depend on these modules will need to plan migrations to newer platforms like Jetson Orin.

The announcement also reflects broader supply-chain pressure, with memory constraints pushing up prices across newer hardware and low-end computing products.