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How much of it is gpu, x86, arm64, riscv
December 15, 2024 at 8:23 AM
How much of it is gpu, x86, arm64, riscv
Arm now has different non-technical challenges, this gives RISC-V an opening.
November 27, 2024 at 10:31 PM
Arm now has different non-technical challenges, this gives RISC-V an opening.
In that sense, because of its openness I expect (maybe it’s a hope!) faster adoption esp. in non-US geos like SE Asia, Europe, etc.
Again, standardization is key. As @jonmasters.bsky.social says “make it boring” and make it such that “it just works”
Again, standardization is key. As @jonmasters.bsky.social says “make it boring” and make it such that “it just works”
November 27, 2024 at 10:25 PM
In that sense, because of its openness I expect (maybe it’s a hope!) faster adoption esp. in non-US geos like SE Asia, Europe, etc.
Again, standardization is key. As @jonmasters.bsky.social says “make it boring” and make it such that “it just works”
Again, standardization is key. As @jonmasters.bsky.social says “make it boring” and make it such that “it just works”
The challenge to RISC-V as a serious server class CPU is - 1/ someone (more than 1) needs to build it 2/ it needs to be standardized like x86 3/ it should be easily programmable 4/ ease of transition should be high and lastly 5/ highly performant.
November 27, 2024 at 10:22 PM
The challenge to RISC-V as a serious server class CPU is - 1/ someone (more than 1) needs to build it 2/ it needs to be standardized like x86 3/ it should be easily programmable 4/ ease of transition should be high and lastly 5/ highly performant.
Speed matters, HPC will want the last bit of performance it can extract from the CPU, GPU, Accelerator.
November 27, 2024 at 9:53 PM
Speed matters, HPC will want the last bit of performance it can extract from the CPU, GPU, Accelerator.