The CM0 is a Pi Zero 2 W, except in stamp form, with castellated edges, so it's easier to pick and place and solder to another PCB.

It's only being sold in China currently, for integration into OEM products.

Performance is practically identical to the Pi Zero 2 W, though I tested it anyway (see https://sbc-reviews.jeffgeerling.com).

It's a Compute Module, but eschews the more fragile Hirose board to board connectors in favor of castellated edges, for easier assembly.

EDAtec sent me one along with their CM0NANO development board (which seems to be the official IO Board for the CM0); much of the documentation is linked from their Chinese site, the Pi site just has an overview page and no mention in the docs as of yet.

See more in my quick video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6FIcyhjoVo

@geerlingguy Can you post the revision code?