RISC-V 2023 Update: From Embedded Computing to Data Center & Desktop
youtu.beRISC-V annual update. Includes developments from NASA, Google, MIT, RISC-V International, Renesas, Espressif, Ventanna, Tenstorrent, Alibaba / T-Head, Ubuntu...
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RISC-V (pronounced “risk-five”) is a license-free, modular, extensible instruction set architecture (ISA).
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A YouTube link was detected in your post. Here are links to the same video on Invidious, which is a YouTube frontend that protects your privacy:
A YouTube link was detected in your post. Here are links to the same video on Invidious, which is a YouTube frontend that protects your privacy:
A YouTube link was detected in your post. Here are links to the same video on Invidious, which is a YouTube frontend that protects your privacy:
@testman@testman@lemmy.ml thanks for cross-posting hereto, I had forgotten about this /c/.
Please do not post evil links
A YouTube link was detected in your post. Here are links to the same video on Invidious, which is a YouTube frontend that protects your privacy:
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Farside > individual Invidious instances
People have already suggested Farside, but I’ve chosen not to use it. The reason is that, as far as I can tell, it only looks for instances that are online. It doesn’t check which instance can actually display the given video, meaning that if a video cannot be displayed in the region of the invidious instance that Farside redirects to, users might have to manually look for other links. That’s why I’ve chosen three Invidious instances from different regions.