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Yes, but on the other hand, when the core is free, all your costs go into integration (which you’d have to do anyway) and those precise value-adds. That means y
by thenewwazoo 5y ago
Yes, but on the other hand, when the core is free, all your costs go into integration (which you’d have to do anyway) and those precise value-adds. That means you spend money on the differentiator alone.
- avianes 5y agoRISC-V is not an open-source royalty-free Core design. It's an open-source royalty-free ISA. Using the RISC-V ISA is free, and that means being able to use all the tools developed for this ISA for free. It is still very attractive in terms of cost and competitiveness, but be careful not to confuse ISA and Core design