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In theory, the Raspberry Pi foundation could easily move 3 million 1.8GHz RVA23 in 1 quarter... with 64 cores + DSP ops it wouldn't necessarily need a GPU init
by Joel_Mckay 2y ago
In theory, the Raspberry Pi foundation could easily move 3 million 1.8GHz RVA23 in 1 quarter... with 64 cores + DSP ops it wouldn't necessarily need a GPU initially. =3
- mrweasel 2y agoThe Raspberry Pi community would probably jump on a RISC-V board, but that doesn't help Qualcomm or it's customers.
- Joel_Mckay 2y agoManufacturers adapt quickly to most architectural changes. If you are running in a posix environment, than porting a build is measured in days with a working bootstrap compiler. RISC-V already has the full gcc and OS available for deployment. We also purchase several vendors ARM products for deployment. Note, there was a time in history, when purchasing even a few million in chips would open custom silicon options. Given how glitched/proprietary/nondeterministic ARM ops are outside the core compatibility set, it is amazing it was as popular as the current market demonstrates. Engineers solve problems, and ARM corporation has made themselves a problem. =3