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That's not relevant for anyone making Chromebooks (especially low to mid end ones) though. Unless you can get an equivalent RISC-V chip significantly cheaper th
by Wytwwww 2y ago
That's not relevant for anyone making Chromebooks (especially low to mid end ones) though. Unless you can get an equivalent RISC-V chip significantly cheaper than an off the shelf x86/ARM one why would they do it (considering the extra costs/overhead from supporting a niche platform in addition to lost sales).