Telit Cinterion launches SE250C4 module with on-device AI for edge devices

Nov 12, 2026
Built on Qualcomm's Dragonwing Q-2390, the 41 x 43 mm module adds 1.1 TOPS of AI processing and a real-time microcontroller for robots, terminals and cameras.
Telit Cinterion launches SE250C4 module with on-device AI for edge devices

Telit Cinterion has introduced the SE250C4 series, a smart module built on Qualcomm's Dragonwing Q-2390 processor that adds dedicated AI processing to its edge devices lineup, according to a press release.

The module keeps the 41 x 43 mm format of the earlier SE250B4 but adds a Hexagon AI unit rated at 1.1 trillion operations per second, a RISC-V microcontroller for real-time control, an Arm Cortex-A78 with three Cortex-A55 cores, and an Adreno 704 GPU with full HD display support. Running vision and AI functions on the device can cut the need to send data to the cloud.

Target uses include industrial automation, robots and autonomous equipment, retail and payment terminals, security cameras and smart home hubs. An SE250C4-EU variant adds LTE Cat 4 and satellite positioning, and the SE250C4-WE is a Wi-Fi-only version for worldwide use. "Edge devices increasingly need to support application processing, local AI and deterministic control within a single architecture," said Marco Contento of Telit Cinterion.

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