Hello everyone,
I already asked this in September last year… when does the Jetpack v7.0+ gets released for the Orin Nano?
It was asked here multiple times and the answer is Q1 of 2026. Now when I look at the roadmap, it says Q2. So we can’t really trust the roadmap obviously.
Now I’m seeing T4000 on the roadmap, instead of Orin Nano.
So… is looks like Nvidia is prioritizing T series over Orin Nano.
Original post: JetPack 7.0 for Orin Nano?
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The question revolves around the release of JetPack 7.0 for the Jetson Orin Nano and the apparent change in the roadmap from Q1 2026 to Q2 2026. Additionally, the user is concerned about the prioritization of the T series over the Orin Nano, as indicated by the presence of the T4000 on the roadmap.
Firstly, it’s essential to acknowledge that the roadmap is subject to change, and NVIDIA might adjust the release dates or priorities based on various factors, including development progress, market demand, and strategic decisions.
Regarding the JetPack 7.0 release for the Orin Nano, it’s clear that the initial estimate of Q1 2026 has been pushed back to Q2 2026. This delay might be due to various reasons, such as the need for additional testing, bug fixing, or optimization of the software for the Orin Nano platform.
The appearance of the T4000 on the roadmap instead of the Orin Nano might suggest that NVIDIA is prioritizing the T series, but it’s essential to consider the context and the differences between the two platforms. The T series is a line of datacenter-focused GPUs, while the Orin Nano is a module designed for edge AI and IoT applications.
It’s possible that NVIDIA is focusing on the T series for datacenter and cloud applications, while the Orin Nano is being developed for more specialized use cases. This doesn’t necessarily mean that the Orin Nano is being deprioritized, but rather that NVIDIA is allocating resources and attention to different areas of their product lineup.
In comparison to the T series, the Orin Nano has a unique set of features and capabilities that make it suitable for edge AI and IoT applications. The Orin Nano’s compact size, low power consumption, and integrated AI acceleration make it an attractive option for developers working on applications such as robotics, smart cities, and industrial automation.
In conclusion, while the delay in the JetPack 7.0 release for the Orin Nano and the appearance of the T4000 on the roadmap might raise concerns, it’s essential to consider the broader context and the differences between the two platforms. NVIDIA is likely prioritizing different areas of their product lineup, and the Orin Nano remains a critical component of their edge AI and IoT strategy.
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Yes, it scheduled to support Orin faimnly by JP7.2 at Q2 currently.
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