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All the more reason to dump funding into RISC-V and drop ARM. CPU architectures and instruction sets shouldn't be in the private hands.
by selfhoster11 6y ago
All the more reason to dump funding into RISC-V and drop ARM. CPU architectures and instruction sets shouldn't be in the private hands.
- nottorp 6y agoWho owns the RISC-V IP now? There may be lots of open source projects but I don't think the IP is in the public domain, is it?
- astrange 6y agoUC Berkeley. Insofar as ISAs matter for performance, RISCV is not as good as ARMv8 since the designers are too academic, but it might be good enough.