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Disclaimer: kinda RISC-V fanboy myself. But market for products like these tend to have long support cycles. Even if there's a new kid on the block, there can
by RetroTechie 3y ago
Disclaimer: kinda RISC-V fanboy myself.
But market for products like these tend to have long support cycles.
Even if there's a new kid on the block, there can also be a market for updated version of existing products.
And following from that: entirely possible ST would introduce some RISC-V parts as well.
- snvzz 3y ago>But market for products like these tend to have long support cycles. I absolutely understand this, and that's exactly why it's appalling they're introducing a new line of microcontrollers today using an ISA that's already legacy.