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RISC-V architectures hold the most promise there AFAIAA. BSD-licensed, cutting-edge architecture and it's got the right backers. FreeBSD is already ported to
by dlmetcalf 10y ago
RISC-V architectures hold the most promise there AFAIAA.
BSD-licensed, cutting-edge architecture and it's got the right backers.
FreeBSD is already ported to it. There'll be a range silicon implementations. Cambridge's lowRISC is likely to be the first SoC, with design completing this year.
- ashitlerferad 10y agoThe backers will probably be making proprietary implementations with ME-style backdoors.
- dlmetcalf 10y agoNo doubt some of the bigger ones probably will. When it's BSD (not bound by restrictive commercial licensing agreements) though, it massively lowers the barriers to entry for manufacturers who will offer security. Anyway, here's an entirely open source one you can inspect: http://www.lowrisc.org/ http://www.lowrisc.org/. Put it on an FPGA if you want.