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There are some promising ins for that; but it would involve a lot of investment in software infrastructure and application developer outreach to get a new ISA t
by microcolonel 10y ago
There are some promising ins for that; but it would involve a lot of investment in software infrastructure and application developer outreach to get a new ISA to the masses. A good way to start would be to have Android running on RISC-V. Seems like it'll be some time still. ;-)
If you meant open source ARM chip designs, I don't think that would be possible given the patent constraints of the ISA. ARM would need to relinquish the (immensely profitable) legal monopoly they hold on their ISA features.