If you’re looking for an affordable home media server with low power requirements, the Docker-based ZimaBoard–with its plethora of ports and add-on modules–will do the job. And if you’re ...

Last month we received an exciting gadget: the ZimaBoard, the world’s First Hackable Single Board Server, which is something that most users may not have heard of. It’s a Single Board Server, similar ...

The passive cooling solution can get hot It is an expensive single-board solution The software can be a bit buggy We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Single Board Servers have ...

We recently received an update from Zima Space. The ZimaBoard, which we’ve used and reviewed before, is still using a 14nm embedded CPU. This time, it upgraded its processor to Intel’s 7-process N150, ...

What if your next home server could do it all, without breaking the bank or demanding hours of setup? Below Techteam GB shows how the ZimaBoard 2 is redefining what a compact server can achieve, ...

The ZimaBoard 2 is a new single-board server that’s available for pre-order now through a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign, the board is expected to begin shipping in August, 2025. It’s basically a ...

Single-Board Computers have been a thing for decades, with the first Raspberry Pi being the pioneer in making these tiny systems available to the consumer market. But with SBCs becoming more ...

DIY project boards move over, enter the Zimaboard. This small sized powerhouse may just be the next big leap creators have been waiting for. With a wide range of compatibility and features the ...

Four years after launching a single-board server with an Intel Apollo Lake processor, the makers of the ZimaBoard are preparing to introduce a new model. The company hasn’t provided detailed ...

The ZimaBoard is a low-cost single board server designed for makers, developers and enthusiasts, offering the expandability of a x86 SBC, and the appropriate power of a micro server. The ZimaBoard can ...

Have you noticed the increasing cost of storage services, VPN subscriptions, and streaming platforms? And let's not forget to mention that all the digital services you take use your data. So, wouldn't ...