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Well it's indeed one of major SoC suppliers for Russian military, but actually Baikal SoC are used for various civil purposes too: thin clients, servers, netwo
by iavael 4y ago
Well it's indeed one of major SoC suppliers for Russian military, but actually Baikal SoC are used for various civil purposes too: thin clients, servers, network routers, industrial automation/SCADA, CNC and so on.
- klntsky 4y agoThese are subpar processors for the cost, they are only used when the certification requirements of the govt are in place. Ministry of defence subcontractors hardly count as civilian users.
- 42cheeries 4y ago> These are subpar processors for the cost Intel, Apple, etc are refusing to suppy to RU. Subpar but available parts started making sense. Linux support enables civilian use exactly; military users likely depend on the mainstream kernel a lot less. Sanctions created an opportunity and developers are desperate to grasp it.