I hope it won't be a decade, but remember the (original) Raspberry Pi launched on a very mature part, with a _very_ mature (ancient) ISA. Outside the discount

I hope it won't be a decade, but remember the (original) Raspberry Pi launched on a very mature part, with a _very_ mature (ancient) ISA. Outside the discount pricing, Intel has promised to tape out SiFive's P650. Revos, Tenstorrent, and others are also working on fast cores, but it'll be at least 2-3 years before they hit the market if at all. So far SiFive's dual issue in-order core (~ 40 GeekBench 5.4.1) (like on now-cancelled BeagleV) is the fastest chip you can buy as a lay person. The D1 (~ 32 GB 5.4.1) is cheaper but less powerful.