RISC-V makes its way into DeepComputing's $349 AI PC

RISC-V Laptop
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Fans of RISC-V, the open source ISA, can finally get their hands on DeepComputing's DC ROMA RISC-V AI PC. The release also includes an option to buy the DC-ROMA RISC-V Mainboard II as a replacement for the Framework Laptop 13. As of writing, the PC is listed for $399 and is currently sold out. However, the mainboard replacement option is still in stock and listed for $359.

This PC is intended for those who want more customization potential, which perfectly suits this modular AI PC. Even at its core, it relies on a RISC-V AI SoC with SiFive P550 CPU cores. It can produce up to 50 TOPS for AI edge computing with 40 TOPS coming from its integrated NPU. The DC-ROMA RISC-V Mainboard II replacement is $50 more expensive than anticipated, but its release date is also much earlier.

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