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By Christopher Harper Published
A modern AAA game like The Witcher 3 can now run on RISC-V architecture, albeit with minimal performance.

By Jowi Morales Published
The DC-ROMA RISC-V Pad II tablet uses the same SoC as the DC-ROMA RISC-V Laptop II and could be upgraded with an Android 15 OS.

By Anton Shilov Published
Unisoc launches RISC-V security chip, the E450R.

By Mark Tyson Published
Extensive brain drain won’t help Intel bounce back.

By Anton Shilov Published
SiFive unveils Performance P870-D, its highest-performance core yet, sets the stage for 256-core datacenter CPUs.

By Jeff Butts Published
Researchers from Germany recently outlined a hardware flaw in two popular RISC-V CPUs that could grant attackers root access in less than a second.

By Jowi Morales Published
Linus says RISC-V development will likely make the same mistakes that the x86 and Arm chips made during their development cycles.

By Christopher Harper Published
RISC-V gets Hot Plugging support through version 6.11 of the Linux kernel.

By Sunny Grimm Published
Milk-V, a system integrator known for its work with RISC-V, has released the Milk-V Jupiter, a mini-ITX motherboard with a RISC-V processor preinstalled. Orders will open next week.

By Anton Shilov Published
InspireSemi's Thunderbird processor with 1,536 64-bit RISC-V cores promises CPU versatility and GPU-level parallelism.
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