Russia Uses Nvidia AI Chips in S-71 Cruise Missiles

Ukrainian intelligence reports that Russia's S-71 Monochrome missiles utilize Nvidia Jetson Orin modules for autonomous target recognition.

Ukraine's Main Directorate of Intelligence reports that Russia's S-71 Monochrome cruise missiles utilize Nvidia Jetson Orin modules for autonomous targeting. A recovered chip, marked SNVUP6.MOP TE980M-A1, indicates a packaging date of October 2025.

The Jetson Orin NX module features eight Arm Cortex-A78AE cores and an Ampere GPU with 1024 CUDA cores, delivering 157 TOPS for AI tasks. While Nvidia states these consumer-grade devices are not officially sold in Russia, they lack US export controls.

Integrating AI hardware into the S-71M allows for reduced observability and precision strikes via Su-57 fighters. This discovery follows similar reports of Nvidia modules in Shahed MS001 drones, highlighting the use of local AI hardware in weaponry.


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