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I'm all in for RISC-V, but ARM Holdings is British (and owned by the Japanese SoftBank group). ASML is in the The Netherlands. And there are some European ARM C
by microtonal 2y ago
I'm all in for RISC-V, but ARM Holdings is British (and owned by the Japanese SoftBank group). ASML is in the The Netherlands. And there are some European ARM CPU vendors (NXP, ST Microelectronics, etc.). So Europe could also standardize on ARM without sovereignty issues?
- omnimus 2y agoWhy risking doing that if you can go to ASML and those vendors to manucature you RISC which isnt owned by Softbank…
- matt-p 2y agoBecause almost all software runs on arm today, almost none (comparatively) runs on risc-v. Or perhaps because ARM is miles ahead of risc-v today.
- microtonal 2y agoI think we should definitely invest in RISC-V, open is preferable, especially in a continent-wide initiative. I’m just contesting that the US could unilaterally sabotage ARM use in Europe.