SolidRun launches i.MX 95 platform with 10GbE and NVIDIA Holoscan
SolidRun has launched an NXP i.MX 95 product family that combines a system on module, an industrial carrier, software support and camera integrations with a demonstrated NVIDIA Holoscan pipeline. The company says the platform gives industrial customers one vendor for edge nodes and NVIDIA based AI systems.
- SolidRun launched its NXP i.MX 95 portfolio at electronica 2026.
- The SoM integrates all three Ethernet PHYs, including 10GbE.
- The HummingBoard includes industrial networking, camera and safety features.
- SolidRun demonstrated an i.MX 95 to NVIDIA Holoscan to GPU pipeline.
- The SoM and carrier are shipping in quad core and hexa core configurations.
An industrial platform built around the i.MX 95
Announced at electronica 2026, the portfolio is aimed at Industry 4.0, real time robotics, energy storage systems and industrial networking infrastructure. It includes SolidRun's i.MX 95 SoM and HummingBoard i.MX 95 IIoT industrial carrier, alongside software support, developer tools and a camera partner ecosystem.
The HummingBoard is designed for applications that need high speed networking, real time control and multi sensor integration. Its connectivity includes dual Gigabit Ethernet, 10GbE RJ45 with optional SFP+ optical connectivity, dual CAN-FD, RS485 and RS232. It also has dual MIPI CSI-2 camera interfaces, dual display outputs and multiple M.2 slots for AI acceleration, NVMe storage and 5G or cellular connectivity.
10GbE is integrated directly on the module
SolidRun says it is the first company to integrate all three Ethernet PHYs, including 10GbE, directly on the i.MX 95 SoM. The approach is intended to avoid requiring OEMs to design multi-gigabit PHY circuitry, high speed differential pairs and magnetics on their carrier boards.
According to SolidRun, this can reduce PCB complexity, electromagnetic interference compliance risk and development cost. All three Ethernet ports support Time Sensitive Networking for deterministic industrial communication. The module keeps the 47 x 30 mm footprint and pinout compatibility of SolidRun's previous generation i.MX8 and i.MX8M Plus modules, allowing an upgrade path without redesigning existing carrier hardware.
The platform uses Arm Cortex-A55 cores, LPDDR5 memory and an integrated eIQ Neutron NPU. The HummingBoard also provides a Cortex-M7 core running at 800MHz and a Cortex-M33 core running at 333MHz, forming a safety domain intended to support ASIL-B and SIL-2 functional safety certification.
From camera data to GPU inference
SolidRun says it has demonstrated a complete, self-contained implementation running from the i.MX 95 to NVIDIA Holoscan and then to a GPU, using hardware from one vendor. The pipeline processes camera and sensor data through the i.MX 95's integrated ISP and 2.3 TOPS NPU, sends it over 10GbE for GPU inference on a SolidRun NVIDIA based AI system, and returns commands to the Cortex-M7 core for real time closed loop control.
The company describes the implementation as fully software defined, allowing it to handle more complex workloads than fixed function streaming front ends. SolidRun says this unified architecture can simplify development and integration for OEMs by connecting NXP based embedded platforms with its NVIDIA based AI systems.
The i.MX 95 SoM and HummingBoard i.MX 95 IIoT carrier are shipping now in quad core and hexa core configurations. They are available in commercial, wide and industrial temperature grades, including industrial operation from -40°C to +85°C. Software support and developer tools are available for evaluation and deployment.
