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> Very cool to see a team of 25 students [in China] put this together There will be many more stories about Chinese "Open Source" CPUs, because the USA has dec
by fjgjfdkghjf 5y ago
> Very cool to see a team of 25 students [in China] put this together
There will be many more stories about Chinese "Open Source" CPUs, because the USA has declared a strategy for this decade to control and limit the flow of advanced semiconductor tech to China. China would love to have bright minds from the West contribute to "Chinese Open Source" CPUs. Western contributors will find that these "Open Source" designs can only be economically fabricated in China, though, creating dependence on China.
- whatever1 5y agoIt is a good strategy that has worked historically. Sugarcoat your real goal with some humanitarian bs and then have the best talent of the world working for you.
- petre 5y agoChinese companies have focused on RISC-V as an alternative to ARM since the export controls. The thing with their chips is that SDK support is somewhat lacking? This is my conclusion after working with the extremely popular ESP devices.