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1. I am fairly sure games and other performance sensitive apps are using the Android NDK which is not available for RISC-V. 2. I am fairly sure a competitive R
by chx 2y ago
1. I am fairly sure games and other performance sensitive apps are using the Android NDK which is not available for RISC-V.
2. I am fairly sure a competitive RISC-V CPU is not days or weeks but years away.
- svnt 2y ago> 2. I am fairly sure a competitive RISC-V CPU is not days or weeks but years away. And chasing a moving target fueled by the largest technology companies on the planet.
- Joel_Mckay 2y agoTying products to Googles ecosystem is usually financially risky. Not a good long-term strategy for startups. =3
- Joel_Mckay 2y agoI think it is more of a "chicken and egg" ordering problem. 1. The RISC-V design standard fragmentation issue has been addressed. 2. A reasonable mobile class level SoC will be available for integration after any large production run of the chips. If ARM forces #2 out of silliness, than it also accelerates #1 in the market. In general, there is plenty of use-cases even if a chip is not cutting edge. =3