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Yes, as a replacement for their internal proprietary logic controllers which operate in the periphery. That has nothing to do with the RISC-V ISA being the rig
by TomVDB 7y ago
Yes, as a replacement for their internal proprietary logic controllers which operate in the periphery.
That has nothing to do with the RISC-V ISA being the right choice for core functionality like shader cores.
- Fnoord 7y agoAFAIU their RISC-V variant can also be proprietary, akin to FreeBSD based products such as Junyper or macOS