Ugreen's new smart home ecosystem is built around local AI hubs

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Ugreen has three new hubs that run your smart home with local AI rather than the cloud. The top model runs on Nvidia's Jetson Thor platform and costs $20,000.

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2026-09-03 22:00 · Engadget
Ugreen's new smart home ecosystem is built around local AI hubs

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