Waveshare Hailo-8 M.2 AI Accelerator Module, Compatible with Raspberry Pi 5, Supports Linux/Windows Systems, Based On The 26TOPS Hailo-8 AI Processor, Comes with PCIe to M.2 Adapter Board

It can be difficult to source these modules so this is a great way to get one. I installed mine on my Docker server running Ubuntu on a late-generation Intel CPU, and it drastically accelerated and increased the accuracy of workflows like speech-to-text, visual object recognition, and text-to-speech. Driver install, firmware updates, and software configuration is not for the novice, but otherwise this product has been able to process intensive object detection using XL vision models from multiple 4K cameras, and process speech synthesis and decomposition, all at the same time. I can't recommend it enough.

Not exactly what I thought but still very interesting and there still a lot to learn It is well made and from reliable manufacture

Failing to detect. No solutions found online. Tried trouble shooting directly through hailo developer zone installation instructions.

Just to be clear: The Hailo-8H is generally for accelerating object identification in vision tasks like door/drone cameras. It is not used for accelerating generative AI, and might never be used for that purpose if the proprietary devkit doesn't become easier to use. The Hailo-10H is for genAI, it has been expected for a long while, released in the past few weeks and should be more widely available soon.

I purchased this for just the Hailo module. It worked perfectly in an M.2 NVME slot when passed through to a VM with proxmox (note you do have to enable custom VM settings to get it wokring). I have kept the M2 pi hat has i plan to use that with my PI for a nvme drive.