ADLINK Expands COM Lineup with NXP i.MX95-Based Modules

Nov 27, 2025
ADLINK Technology has introduced new computer-on-module solutions powered by NXP’s i.MX95 processors, offering AI acceleration and scalability for industrial and edge applications.
ADLINK Expands COM Lineup with NXP i.MX95-Based Modules

ADLINK Technology has introduced its latest NXP-based IMX95 modules, powered by the NXP i.MX 95 applications processor family, announced in a press release. The modules are designed for use in aerospace, automotive edge, commercial IoT, industrial, medical, and networking sectors.

The new lineup includes two models: the OSM-IMX95 and the LEC-IMX95. The OSM-IMX95 is a compact module built for embedded edge systems, while the LEC-IMX95 targets scalable industrial IoT applications. Both feature a six-core Arm Cortex-A55 processor with an integrated Neutron NPU for AI inference and support for immersive 3D graphics.

The modules offer extensive connectivity options and are engineered for long-term deployment, featuring a 15-year product lifecycle. ADLINK positions these solutions to deliver performance, security, and efficiency for advanced edge and embedded computing environments.

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