The ESP32 microcontroller has 320Kb of RAM, and a dual core 240MHz CPU. It's is one of the most useful microcontrollers out there.
64MB and 1GHz CPU is a lot more and a lot faster, so IOT and edge-computing are able to process data locally.
64MB and 1GHz CPU is a lot more and a lot faster, so IOT and edge-computing are able to process data locally.
But anyway I would have thought Linux could easily run on that system. Not modern desktop distros like Ubuntu of course.
So? Run FreeRTOS[1].
[1] Unless I'm mistaken, this product already supports that
I might be quite out of date but 16 MB of RAM was plenty to run Linux with something like buildroot. Is that no longer the case?