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How Long Is NVIDIA Jetson Supported?

NVIDIA gives Jetson modules long, published production lifecycles, which is part of why they suit industrial designs. Current Orin modules run well into the 2030s, and Industrial variants carry a ten-year production life. The exception is the older LPDDR4 generation, Xavier and TX2, which NVIDIA has brought to early end-of-life.

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The Short Answer

Jetson is built for long deployments. NVIDIA publishes a production lifecycle for each module, and the current Orin family is guaranteed well into the next decade, with Industrial modules carrying a ten-year production life. That longevity is one of the reasons Jetson is trusted in industrial and defence programmes.

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The Exception: The LPDDR4 Generation

The older modules that use LPDDR4 memory, the Xavier and TX2 families, have had their end-of-life brought forward because of the global LPDDR4 shortage. Last-time-buy orders for those modules close on 1 July 2026. Our guide to the Jetson Xavier and TX2 end-of-life covers the dates and the migration.

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    The module Each module has its own published production-end date.
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    Commercial vs Industrial Industrial variants carry the longest, ten-year life.
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    Market events The LPDDR4 shortage accelerated EOL for the older modules.
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Planning Around It

For a product that ships for years, the module production life matters as much as the spec. We size the platform to the lifecycle the programme needs, place last-time-buy orders where a module is ending, and plan migrations to current modules in good time.