Zymkey 4i seems to work as well :)pic.twitter.com/ChgFYLl0nq
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Compute Blade development halfway, it's time to sum up some of the results. Easier to do this in the picture.
Important changes in v0.6:
- TPM 2.0 chip
- Port for @zymbit ZYMKEY4i
- USB-A for YubiKey
- Power supply up to 22W
- NVMe 22110
Thanks for your support!
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No pads for Coral chip with paths to usb? Still planning to add that before 1.0?
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It might be better to postpone it for now and do it as one of the Kickstarter goals. I don’t want to do it on USB 2.0, but for 3.0 or PCI I will need to greatly complicate the board (and price). So better to make another one with "Ai" in the name
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I'm excited to see how the Yubikey support turns out
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is there a TPM chip on-board ?
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Yes, TPM 2.0
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It looks stunning! A real tiny server on a blade
Now one tiny useless comment: after looking carefully, I wonder why the LEDs are set horizontally instead of vertically. Once installed, won't they just hide the next one(s)? -
Mostly because it's easier to solder :) I'll move them vertically later. But they don't hide each other
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So much stuff!
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