Module and carrier form a product family
SolidRun announced its i.MX 95 family on November 11, combining a system-on-module with the HummingBoard i.MX95 IIOT carrier, software support and camera integration options. It says quad- and hexa-core configurations are shipping now; this report did not place an order or verify stock for every configuration.
The module’s published footprint is 47 by 30 millimetres. Its Ethernet hardware includes one 10GbE and two Gigabit Ethernet PHYs on the module, with Time-Sensitive Networking support. The separate carrier exposes the connections and adds industrial interfaces and expansion options.
What the networking integration changes
SolidRun’s integration notes say the on-module 10GBASE-T subsystem still needs magnetics and an RJ45 connector on the carrier. An integrated PHY therefore does not eliminate all carrier design work or guarantee that any existing board is suitable.
The launch announcement also describes a demonstrated camera-and-sensor pipeline into an NVIDIA Holoscan system over 10GbE. That is a vendor demonstration, rather than an independently verified throughput result or a guarantee that an application will run without integration.
Check the SKU and request a configuration
The HummingBoard page lists multiple memory, storage, wireless and temperature-grade options, alongside quote and sales-contact links. It warns that not every possible configuration is held in stock. Confirm the required module, carrier and accessories before treating the shipping announcement as a firm delivery commitment.
The company describes hardware intended to support safety-oriented development targeting ASIL-B and SIL-2 requirements. It does not establish certification of a buyer’s finished system. This report makes no blanket drop-in compatibility, regional delivery, price or production-performance guarantee.
