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MWITA-EN-2026-040 · Evidence B · P1

Google says the Coral NPU base design targets roughly 512 GOPS at a few milliwatts, while noting its matrix execution unit was still under development at announcement.

What this does not establish

A design target is not measured fabricated-silicon performance.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Power, frequency, precision and implementation details may change before release.

What would change the reading

RTL release, silicon measurement or revised target.

Primary routes

  1. EN-S014https://research.google/blog/coral-npu-a-full-stack-platform-for-edge-ai/Open source record →

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