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The article says that the developers expect companies to add their own features and support, so I guess we're just waiting for some established player or startu
by ShannonAlther 9y ago
The article says that the developers expect companies to add their own features and support, so I guess we're just waiting for some established player or startup to pick up the ISA and roll something out with it?
But it specifically says "same model as Linux", and that bothers me because RISC-V is not an operating system, and I'm not sure that Linux's business model is appropriate here...
- komon 9y agoMaybe the Chromium->Chrome/Iron/Opera comparison would be a little neater? That's the way I read it. An open source core with different vendors adding closed source components as value adds.