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By Zhiye Liu Published
Loongson launches the 3D5000, a domestic server processor with 32 cores and support for eight DDR4 memory channels.

By Anton Shilov Published
Loongson is facing massive tailwinds due to its recent inclusion on the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Entity list

By Anton Shilov Published
CPU developer Loongson and server maker Inspur added to the U.S. DoC's Entity List.

By Anton Shilov Published
Loongson says it has a graphics processor, we wonder whether it is a proprietary microarchitecture.

By Anton Shilov Published
Samples of Loongson's 32-core processors coming in 1H 2023.

By Anton Shilov Published
China has reportedly banned exports of the Loongson processors, as it wants LoongArch exclusively for itself.

By Ian Evenden Published
Chinese chipmaker Loongson has said its next generation of CPUs will match Zen 3 and will be available in 2023.

By Ian Evenden Published
The Linux kernel lost support for i386 CPUs in 2012 and it seems that 2022 could be when i486 support is removed
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