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Can RISC-V - Linux of Microprocessors - Start an Open Hardware Renaissance?

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DMT/Linux Blog; By Darren Toback
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I share the hope with many people that we will soon have access to modern, capable devices powered by both open hardware AND software. There have been advancements in recent years and more hardware is being opened up, but the microprocessors in our pc's and other devices are stuck running one of the dominant, closed Instruction Set Architectures. RISC-V aims to fix this.

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