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Any chance those chips will be marketed outside China? I eagerly wait for the day when I'll be able to buy my first RISC-V desktop, not just some expensive bare
by Qem 2y ago
Any chance those chips will be marketed outside China? I eagerly wait for the day when I'll be able to buy my first RISC-V desktop, not just some expensive barebones dev board.
- bilbo0s 2y agoI'm not sure I'd count on these sorts of Chinese technologies being widely available in the US. If the politicians haven't gotten around to banning your particular favorite technology just yet, I'd be willing to wager any amount of money that it was just an oversight, and your favorite tech will be banned as well. If it's available, snap it up. Buy it if it's for purchase. Download any available open source. Because I'm certain bans are incoming.
- jajko 2y agoOutside China and not in US, thats still most of the world. Europe doesn't have a reason to go nuclear on China and its products (maybe apart from cars), especially with current US politics. Worst case scenario you may borrow some compute power on some Hetzner cloud or similar :)