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I wish I could share your optimism :/ Nothing stops makers of RISC-V SoCs from adding their own Intel ME equivalents. Also, the CPU is just a small part of a
by sigjuice 9y ago
I wish I could share your optimism :/ Nothing stops makers of RISC-V SoCs from adding their own Intel ME equivalents. Also, the CPU is just a small part of a computer, so "RISC-V" doesn't automatically translate to "open hardware" or "open architecture".
- microcolonel 9y ago> Also, the CPU is just a small part of a computer, so "RISC-V" doesn't automatically translate to "open hardware" or "open architecture". It is a prerequisite to it though. update: Also, they already have something acting in the role of the ME on this machine, marked E51 on the chart. I don't think it does the high level application type stuff that the ME does, but I would think it handles power management and other core duties of the ME.
- cmrx64 9y agoit's owner-programmable, which is a plus.