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At the end of that video the presenter mused about the possibility that Apple having success with their ARM chips might help other RISC chips and the RISC-V was
by mikece 6y ago
At the end of that video the presenter mused about the possibility that Apple having success with their ARM chips might help other RISC chips and the RISC-V was named specifically. Isn't this a bit of a red herring? It's my understanding that ARM64 and RISC-V aren't compatible and porting Linux or Windows to RISC-V would be as big of a jobn as porting it to, say, the Intel Itanium.
- Abishek_Muthian 6y agoIt seemed to me like Chris just wanted to mention that there are other upcoming open-source RISC designs such as RISC-V which has gained interest from other major semiconductor players; he explicitly ended the Apple-ARM topic and then mentioned this[1]. https://youtu.be/vbkFfo7w3II?t=798 https://youtu.be/vbkFfo7w3II?t=798