A $39 open-source KVM just launched, and it's the cheapest way yet to give an AI agent control of a machine below the OS
Summary
JetKVM launched the Mini, a $39 open-source KVM-over-IP device enabling AI agents to control machines at the hardware level for tasks like OS reinstallation without software on the target.
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