No — nothing in our catalog goes beyond 2560 CUDA cores. 2560 is the highest core count available, and it appears on six NVIDIA Thor-generation products. The catalog lists core counts of 2560, 2048, 1792, 1536, 1024, 512, 384, 256, and 128 across the NVIDIA hardware line — 2560 is the ceiling.
The products that reach 2560 CUDA cores (all with a Blackwell GPU and 128 GB LPDDR5X):
| Product | Type | Family | Max FP4 (sparse) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jetson AGX Thor T5000 | System-on-Module | Jetson Thor | 2070 TFLOPS |
| Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit | Developer Kit | Jetson Thor | 2070 TFLOPS |
| IGX T5000 | System-on-Module | IGX Thor | 2070 TFLOPS |
| IGX Thor Developer Kit Mini | Developer Kit | IGX Thor | 2070 TFLOPS |
| IGX T7000 | Board Kit | IGX Thor | 5581 TFLOPS |
| IGX Thor Developer Kit | Developer Kit | IGX Thor | 5581 TFLOPS |
A few notes on the differences: the Jetson Thor products are the physical-AI/humanoid-robotics flagship modules and dev kits , while the IGX Thor products are the industrial-grade platform line with functional safety, BMC, and ConnectX-7 networking . The two IGX Thor Developer Kit and IGX T7000 board kit achieve 5581 FP4 TFLOPS by adding an RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell dGPU — but the SoM's integrated GPU itself is still 2560 cores. developer... +3developer.nvidia.com ↗“Flagship Blackwell-generation SoM for physical AI/humanoid robotics”nvidia.com ↗“functional safety, ConnectX-7”nvidia.com ↗“pre-installed RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max-Q dGPU”nvidia.com ↗“dGPU support (RTX PRO 6000 or 5000 Blackwell)”