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Why did he prefer it to RISC-V? Just more mature or some architectural advantage?
by LeFantome 6mo ago
Why did he prefer it to RISC-V? Just more mature or some architectural advantage?
- rigonkulous 6mo agoI'm going to chalk it up to general techno-political ideology, but RISC-V was just as inaccessible in those days too. Nowadays I'm happy to report that my soldering iron is running RISC-V, and that is as it should be. However in certain realms - safety critical, 2-of-3 voting and so on - having a diversity of platforms is still considered productive, so .. if the foundries ever boot up properly .. there's still lots of life outside the mono-platform. I'm sure RISC-V is a build target for him these days.