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It’s not super practical yet, a lot of software won’t run on it and they even write in the article that processing power wise it will probably be worse than the
by chrisldgk 2y ago
It’s not super practical yet, a lot of software won’t run on it and they even write in the article that processing power wise it will probably be worse than their x86 counterparts.
As they write in the article, the point is to make developing for RISC-V more accessible so that it can find wider adoption and get over those hurdles at some point to become more mainstream.