Developing the RISC-V Framework Laptop Mainboard [video]
Deep Computing and Framework HQ have developed the first third-party RISC-V based main board for laptops, highlighting RISC-V's flexibility and control compared to proprietary architectures like x86 and ARM.
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Deep Computing, a startup based in Hong Kong, has collaborated with Framework HQ to develop the first third-party RISC-V based main board for laptops. This initiative was completed in a short timeframe and emphasizes the advantages of RISC-V, an open instruction set architecture that offers more flexibility and control than proprietary architectures such as x86 and ARM. The governance and standardization of RISC-V are overseen by RISC-V International, which facilitates the proposal and development of extensions through a committee process.
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