Tegra
Tegra is a family of system-on-a-chip (SoC) products developed by Nvidia for mobile devices, embedded systems, and automotive applications. Tegra SoCs integrate a central processing unit, graphics processing unit, memory controller, and often image processing and video acceleration blocks on a single chip, with designs tailored for power efficiency and compact form factors.
The Tegra line began with early SoCs based on ARM architectures, designed to bring desktop-class graphics and
Tegra K1 marked a shift with a Kepler-based GPU, offering strong graphics acceleration and the option of
Today, Nvidia’s Tegra line is predominantly focused on embedded and automotive markets, including platforms for autonomous