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If it hadn't been for US sanctions preventing the SG2380 being sent to TSMC for manufacturing, we would have at least one RISC-V machine (Milk-V Oasis) competit
by brucehoult 2y ago
If it hadn't been for US sanctions preventing the SG2380 being sent to TSMC for manufacturing, we would have at least one RISC-V machine (Milk-V Oasis) competitive with RK3588 (but 16 A78-equivalent cores) right around now.
Also A55 and A72 are quite comparable in practical performance -- on real-world things such as building software, not just micro-benchmarks that only use L1 cache. The Arm SBC market has generally moved away from A74 boards to A55 board with more cores, as they are more energy efficient and cheaper to make too.