HWBench

How fast is YOLOv8n on M.2 AI accelerators?

The fastest result is the Hailo-8 (M.2/PCIe, x86 host) at 1,036 FPS, running yolov8n in INT8 (Hailo quantized). That is the vendor's own figure, from a page last edited on 2026-10-15. Hailo-10H (M.2/PCIe, x86 host) comes next at 375 FPS, then Hailo-8L (M.2/PCIe, x86 host) at 201 FPS. All of these are nano models at batch 1, so they compare directly.

Top results
#PlatformResultPowerPerf/WPriceGrade · dateSource
1Hailo-8 (M.2/PCIe, x86 host)1,036 FPS
yolov8n · INT8 (Hailo quantized)
2.5 W (spec)414 FPS/W (spec power)unknownD 2026-10-15 (page last edited)Hailo Model Zoo public models (Hailo-8)
2Hailo-10H (M.2/PCIe, x86 host)375 FPS
yolov8n · INT8 (Hailo quantized)
2.5 W (spec)150 FPS/W (spec power)unknownD 2026-09-03 (page last edited)Hailo Model Zoo public models (Hailo-10H)
3Hailo-8L (M.2/PCIe, x86 host)201 FPS
yolov8n · INT8 (Hailo quantized)
1.5 W (spec)134 FPS/W (spec power)unknownD 2026-10-15 (page last edited)Hailo Model Zoo public models (Hailo-8L)

Filters: task=object detection, model=yolov8n, form=M.2. Power marked “spec” is the vendor's rated figure, not a measurement. Ranking: grade A–C dated results first where available, then headroom and perf/W. Open in /find · JSON

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Generated 2026-10-16 from HWBench data only. All answers · Submit a result

Machine-readable: /find.json (see llms.txt); full tables are in “Show data”. Confidence grades: A audited MLPerf closed · B documented third-party · C community · D vendor-published · E estimate. Unknown values are shown as unknown, never estimated. Generated 2026-10-16 from public sources.