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Yeah, a lot of devices that are powerful enough (subject to fudging) that are uncommitted but can be committed to Bad Stuff seems to be ITAR regulated. Another
by hatsunearu 8y ago
Yeah, a lot of devices that are powerful enough (subject to fudging) that are uncommitted but can be committed to Bad Stuff seems to be ITAR regulated. Another thing that might be the trigger is processors with real time capabilities.
I was surprised to see that the Beaglebone (with its very powerful PRU) was ITAR regulated, but the Raspberry Pi (not a lot of real time stuff) wasn't.
- reindeerer 8y agoAM335x PRUs are exactly the reason why its under ITAR. Hard-realtime running alongside general-purpose OS