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That's somewhat of a strange argument. The predecessors were highly successful and influential academic projects. The simply never had the idea/motivation to tr

by nickik 8y ago

That's somewhat of a strange argument. The predecessors were highly successful and influential academic projects. The simply never had the idea/motivation to try to move that stuff into the real world. All of this stuff also now profits from the change/slowdown in Moors law.

jf- 8y ago
Came to nothing in market terms, if you prefer.
- nickik 8y ago
  That was never the goal or intention. Those were research products that did exactly what they were designed to do. It has absolutely no relevance for RISC-V being successful or not.