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> if an US company designs a highly competitive RISC-V Most of these will be proprietary. There is, however, a competitive open source chip design that the EU
by rwmj 3y ago
> if an US company designs a highly competitive RISC-V
Most of these will be proprietary. There is, however, a competitive open source chip design that the EU are putting money into for the European Processor Initiative, so good luck trying to control that. You can already go to github & download it[1]. (It has nothing to do with RVI in any case).
The software is already ported to RISC-V so that horse is running round the paddock already.
[1] https://github.com/openhwgroup/cva6 https://github.com/openhwgroup/cva6
- qwytw 3y ago> Most of these will be proprietary Yes, I'm talking about that situation more proprietary competitive -> higher demand/improved ecosystem for RISC-V chips -> Chinese companies become more competitive relative to AMD/ARM/Intel -> influence US has is diminished > a competitive open source chip design that the EU are putting money into for the European Processor Initiative, so good luck trying to control that. And for better or for worse than will benefit China. > The software is already ported to RISC-V I'm talking about software in general (Web servers, databases, mobile operating systems etc.)
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