The Tegra X2 hits 0.6 TFLOPS easily, lol.
Whatever Nvidia will have for 2022 for a Turing based Tegra will be way beyond that.
Just because they're not sharing a "roadmap" to people on the internet means nothing, Nintendo is the main customer for the Tegra line now and their needs/wants are what they will focus on and Nintendo wouldn't want that information out there because everyone and their grandma will know it's for Switch 2.
The Tegra X1 is 7 years old come March 2022, that's ancient, to say that they wouldn't have a chip that completely blows that away is laughable.
The Xavier is hard to measure because it's not designed for graphics compute applications, it's designed for self driving cars so the AI performance obviously is paramount.
