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Any #ARM or #RISCV laptop engineered in the #EU available on the market? I have read about digital sovereignty but facts seem to be lagging far behind political declarations.

Any #ARM or #RISCV laptop engineered in the #EU available on the market? I have read about digital sovereignty but facts seem to be lagging far behind political declarations.

Бенчмарк аппаратного крипто блока К1921ВГ015

Я давненько подписан на TDMLab вконтакте и под одним из постов про новый отечественный микроконтроллер возник вопрос про аппаратный криптографический ускоритель данного МК. Так получилось что у меня на руках есть отладочная плата на К1921ВГ015 и я как раз работаю с криптографией в том числе. Поэтому решил написать небольшой тест и представить общественности, потому что многие относятся настороженно к отечественным микроконтроллерам (как и я по началу), а зря.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1084730/

#К1921ВГ015 #Магма #ГОСТ_34122018 #НИИЭТ #RISCV #DMA #аппаратное_шифрование #бенчмарк #отечественные_микроконтроллеры #криптография

Бенчмарк аппаратного крипто блока К1921ВГ015

Я давненько подписан на TDMLab вконтакте и под одним из постов про новый отечественный микроконтроллер возник вопрос про аппаратный криптографический ускоритель данного МК. Так получилось что у меня на руках есть отладочная плата на К1921ВГ015 и я как раз работаю с криптографией в том числе. Поэтому решил написать небольшой тест и представить общественности, потому что многие относятся настороженно к отечественным микроконтроллерам (как и я по началу), а зря.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1084730/

#К1921ВГ015 #Магма #ГОСТ_34122018 #НИИЭТ #RISCV #DMA #аппаратное_шифрование #бенчмарк #отечественные_микроконтроллеры #криптография

Бенчмарк аппаратного крипто блока К1921ВГ015

Я давненько подписан на TDMLab вконтакте и под одним из постов про новый отечественный микроконтроллер возник вопрос про аппаратный криптографический ускоритель данного МК. Так получилось что у меня на руках есть отладочная плата на К1921ВГ015 и я как раз работаю с криптографией в том числе. Поэтому решил написать небольшой тест и представить общественности, потому что многие относятся настороженно к отечественным микроконтроллерам (как и я по началу), а зря.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1084730/

#К1921ВГ015 #Магма #ГОСТ_34122018 #НИИЭТ #RISCV #DMA #аппаратное_шифрование #бенчмарк #отечественные_микроконтроллеры #криптография

Chinese Chip Startup EVAS Raises $295M on RISC-V Bet

EVAS Intelligence raised $295 million at a $2.21 billion valuation on September 18, building RISC-V AI chips that sit structurally outside US export control reach.

https://pulseofnations.lol/chinese-chip-startup-evas/

#AiChips #China #Evas #ExportControls #Funding #RiscV #Semiconductors

RISC-V c ZX-Spectum like адаптером с 12 битным цветом и атомиками на плате DE0-CV

Делаем монохромный видеоадаптер для RISC-V процессора YRV, используем атомики для установки пикселя. Исправляем детскую травму, добавляем цвет, превращаем адаптер в фреймбуфер а-ля ZX-Spectrum, но разрешением 640х480 и с 12 битным цветом.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1082690/

#FPGA #Verilog #демосцена #riscv

RISC-V c ZX-Spectum like адаптером с 12 битным цветом и атомиками на плате DE0-CV

Делаем монохромный видеоадаптер для RISC-V процессора YRV, используем атомики для установки пикселя. Исправляем детскую травму, добавляем цвет, превращаем адаптер в фреймбуфер а-ля ZX-Spectrum, но разрешением 640х480 и с 12 битным цветом.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1082690/

#FPGA #Verilog #демосцена #riscv

RISC-V c ZX-Spectum like адаптером с 12 битным цветом и атомиками на плате DE0-CV

Делаем монохромный видеоадаптер для RISC-V процессора YRV, используем атомики для установки пикселя. Исправляем детскую травму, добавляем цвет, превращаем адаптер в фреймбуфер а-ля ZX-Spectrum, но разрешением 640х480 и с 12 битным цветом.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1082690/

#FPGA #Verilog #демосцена #riscv

Lilbits: Asus Zenbook Duo teaser, GPD Win 5 with a (DIY) internal battery, and Fortnite is back in the Google Play Store

Asus has been selling dual-screen laptops under the Zenbook DUO brand for the past few years, with the 2025 model sporting two 14 inch, 2880 x 1800 pixel, 120 Hz OLED displays, a detachable keyboard, and support for up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 285G processor.

Now the company is giving us a glimpse of its 2026 model. In a short teaser video posted to social media, you can see what appears to be […]

#AlwaysIncredible #asus #asusZenbookDuo #CES2026 #dualScreen #epic #fortnite #google #googlePixel10a #googlePlayStore #gpd #gpdWin5 #leaks #lilbits #Pixel10a #qualcomm #riscV #ventana #verizon #zenbookDuo

Read more: https://liliputing.com/lilbits-asus-zenbook-duo-teaser-gpd-win-5-with-a-diy-internal-battery-and-fortnite-is-back-in-the-google-play-store/

Lilbits: Asus Zenbook Duo teaser, GPD Win 5 with a (DIY) internal battery, and Fortnite is back in the Google Play Store

Asus has been selling dual-screen laptops under the Zenbook DUO brand for the past few years, with the 2025 model sporting two 14 inch, 2880 x 1800 pixel, 120 Hz OLED displays, a detachable keyboard, and support for up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 285G processor.

Now the company is giving us a glimpse of its 2026 model. In a short teaser video posted to social media, you can see what appears to be […]

#AlwaysIncredible #asus #asusZenbookDuo #CES2026 #dualScreen #epic #fortnite #google #googlePixel10a #googlePlayStore #gpd #gpdWin5 #leaks #lilbits #Pixel10a #qualcomm #riscV #ventana #verizon #zenbookDuo

Read more: https://liliputing.com/lilbits-asus-zenbook-duo-teaser-gpd-win-5-with-a-diy-internal-battery-and-fortnite-is-back-in-the-google-play-store/

Lilbits: Asus Zenbook Duo teaser, GPD Win 5 with a (DIY) internal battery, and Fortnite is back in the Google Play Store

Asus has been selling dual-screen laptops under the Zenbook DUO brand for the past few years, with the 2025 model sporting two 14 inch, 2880 x 1800 pixel, 120 Hz OLED displays, a detachable keyboard, and support for up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 285G processor.

Now the company is giving us a glimpse of its 2026 model. In a short teaser video posted to social media, you can see what appears to be […]

#AlwaysIncredible #asus #asusZenbookDuo #CES2026 #dualScreen #epic #fortnite #google #googlePixel10a #googlePlayStore #gpd #gpdWin5 #leaks #lilbits #Pixel10a #qualcomm #riscV #ventana #verizon #zenbookDuo

Read more: https://liliputing.com/lilbits-asus-zenbook-duo-teaser-gpd-win-5-with-a-diy-internal-battery-and-fortnite-is-back-in-the-google-play-store/

Lilbits: Asus Zenbook Duo teaser, GPD Win 5 with a (DIY) internal battery, and Fortnite is back in the Google Play Store

Asus has been selling dual-screen laptops under the Zenbook DUO brand for the past few years, with the 2025 model sporting two 14 inch, 2880 x 1800 pixel, 120 Hz OLED displays, a detachable keyboard, and support for up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 285G processor.

Now the company is giving us a glimpse of its 2026 model. In a short teaser video posted to social media, you can see what appears to be […]

#AlwaysIncredible #asus #asusZenbookDuo #CES2026 #dualScreen #epic #fortnite #google #googlePixel10a #googlePlayStore #gpd #gpdWin5 #leaks #lilbits #Pixel10a #qualcomm #riscV #ventana #verizon #zenbookDuo

Read more: https://liliputing.com/lilbits-asus-zenbook-duo-teaser-gpd-win-5-with-a-diy-internal-battery-and-fortnite-is-back-in-the-google-play-store/

RISC-V Mainboard for Framework Laptop starts at $199 during early access

Earlier this year modular laptop maker Framework announced it was partnering with DeepComputing to offer a RISC-V mainboard for the Framework 13 laptop.

While the mainboard won’t be mass produced until sometime in 2025, DeepComputing has launched an early access program for “industry and business customers” and early adopters a chance to get their hands on a limited edition version of the board a little early. Prices start at $199 for a basic mainboard that runs Ubuntu 24.04, Fedora 41, or both.

At the heart of the DC-ROMA RISC-V mainboard is a StarFive JH7110 processor with four SiFive U74 RISC-V processor cores with support for frequencies up to 1.5 GHz, Imagination BXE-4-32 graphics, and support for 1080p video encoding and 4K video playback.

The board also features 8GB of RAM, support for eMMC or SD card storage, and an optional Intel AX210 wireless card with support for WiFi 6E.

You can use the board as a standalone computer or add it to a Framework Laptop to create a RISC-V notebook. If you already have a Framework Laptop 13 you can remove the existing Intel or AMD board and replace it with the RISC-V board. Or if you don’t already have one of Framework’s laptops, you can buy a bundle from DeepComputing that includes both the board and the laptop with a 13.5 inch display, 55 Wh battery, stereo speakers, 1080p webcam, and fingerprint reader, among other features.

DeepComputing’s $199 Basic Tier package included a DC-ROMA RISC-V mainboard, a Cooler Master case that lets you use the mainboard as a standalone desktop computer (rather than a laptop), two Framework USB-C expansion cards, and a 64GB SD card. This version does not have a wireless card.

But customers can also pay extra for a Standard Tier model with a WiFi module and antenna plus USB-A and HDMI expansion cards, or opt for Pro or Enterprise Tier models which also include Framework 13 laptops. And there’s also an option to pay $99 to $169 for “value-added services” including a 50% discount on the mass-produced mainboard once it goes on sale next year, and “an opportunity to provide valuable feedback to help shape future product improvements” which is… a little weird. It seems odd to charge for the ability to send feedback for an early access product. Typically companies that offer this sort of pre-release product are hoping to collect feedback from users rather than asking customers to pay extra for the ability to provide it.

#dcRomaRiscVMainboard #DeepComputing #framework #frameworkLaptop #frameworkMainboard #riscV #starfiveJh7110

RISC-V Mainboard for Framework Laptop starts at $199 during early access

Earlier this year modular laptop maker Framework announced it was partnering with DeepComputing to offer a RISC-V mainboard for the Framework 13 laptop.

While the mainboard won’t be mass produced until sometime in 2025, DeepComputing has launched an early access program for “industry and business customers” and early adopters a chance to get their hands on a limited edition version of the board a little early. Prices start at $199 for a basic mainboard that runs Ubuntu 24.04, Fedora 41, or both.

At the heart of the DC-ROMA RISC-V mainboard is a StarFive JH7110 processor with four SiFive U74 RISC-V processor cores with support for frequencies up to 1.5 GHz, Imagination BXE-4-32 graphics, and support for 1080p video encoding and 4K video playback.

The board also features 8GB of RAM, support for eMMC or SD card storage, and an optional Intel AX210 wireless card with support for WiFi 6E.

You can use the board as a standalone computer or add it to a Framework Laptop to create a RISC-V notebook. If you already have a Framework Laptop 13 you can remove the existing Intel or AMD board and replace it with the RISC-V board. Or if you don’t already have one of Framework’s laptops, you can buy a bundle from DeepComputing that includes both the board and the laptop with a 13.5 inch display, 55 Wh battery, stereo speakers, 1080p webcam, and fingerprint reader, among other features.

DeepComputing’s $199 Basic Tier package included a DC-ROMA RISC-V mainboard, a Cooler Master case that lets you use the mainboard as a standalone desktop computer (rather than a laptop), two Framework USB-C expansion cards, and a 64GB SD card. This version does not have a wireless card.

But customers can also pay extra for a Standard Tier model with a WiFi module and antenna plus USB-A and HDMI expansion cards, or opt for Pro or Enterprise Tier models which also include Framework 13 laptops. And there’s also an option to pay $99 to $169 for “value-added services” including a 50% discount on the mass-produced mainboard once it goes on sale next year, and “an opportunity to provide valuable feedback to help shape future product improvements” which is… a little weird. It seems odd to charge for the ability to send feedback for an early access product. Typically companies that offer this sort of pre-release product are hoping to collect feedback from users rather than asking customers to pay extra for the ability to provide it.

#dcRomaRiscVMainboard #DeepComputing #framework #frameworkLaptop #frameworkMainboard #riscV #starfiveJh7110

RISC-V Mainboard for Framework Laptop starts at $199 during early access

Earlier this year modular laptop maker Framework announced it was partnering with DeepComputing to offer a RISC-V mainboard for the Framework 13 laptop.

While the mainboard won’t be mass produced until sometime in 2025, DeepComputing has launched an early access program for “industry and business customers” and early adopters a chance to get their hands on a limited edition version of the board a little early. Prices start at $199 for a basic mainboard that runs Ubuntu 24.04, Fedora 41, or both.

At the heart of the DC-ROMA RISC-V mainboard is a StarFive JH7110 processor with four SiFive U74 RISC-V processor cores with support for frequencies up to 1.5 GHz, Imagination BXE-4-32 graphics, and support for 1080p video encoding and 4K video playback.

The board also features 8GB of RAM, support for eMMC or SD card storage, and an optional Intel AX210 wireless card with support for WiFi 6E.

You can use the board as a standalone computer or add it to a Framework Laptop to create a RISC-V notebook. If you already have a Framework Laptop 13 you can remove the existing Intel or AMD board and replace it with the RISC-V board. Or if you don’t already have one of Framework’s laptops, you can buy a bundle from DeepComputing that includes both the board and the laptop with a 13.5 inch display, 55 Wh battery, stereo speakers, 1080p webcam, and fingerprint reader, among other features.

DeepComputing’s $199 Basic Tier package included a DC-ROMA RISC-V mainboard, a Cooler Master case that lets you use the mainboard as a standalone desktop computer (rather than a laptop), two Framework USB-C expansion cards, and a 64GB SD card. This version does not have a wireless card.

But customers can also pay extra for a Standard Tier model with a WiFi module and antenna plus USB-A and HDMI expansion cards, or opt for Pro or Enterprise Tier models which also include Framework 13 laptops. And there’s also an option to pay $99 to $169 for “value-added services” including a 50% discount on the mass-produced mainboard once it goes on sale next year, and “an opportunity to provide valuable feedback to help shape future product improvements” which is… a little weird. It seems odd to charge for the ability to send feedback for an early access product. Typically companies that offer this sort of pre-release product are hoping to collect feedback from users rather than asking customers to pay extra for the ability to provide it.

#dcRomaRiscVMainboard #DeepComputing #framework #frameworkLaptop #frameworkMainboard #riscV #starfiveJh7110

RISC-V Mainboard for Framework Laptop starts at $199 during early access

Earlier this year modular laptop maker Framework announced it was partnering with DeepComputing to offer a RISC-V mainboard for the Framework 13 laptop.

While the mainboard won’t be mass produced until sometime in 2025, DeepComputing has launched an early access program for “industry and business customers” and early adopters a chance to get their hands on a limited edition version of the board a little early. Prices start at $199 for a basic mainboard that runs Ubuntu 24.04, Fedora 41, or both.

At the heart of the DC-ROMA RISC-V mainboard is a StarFive JH7110 processor with four SiFive U74 RISC-V processor cores with support for frequencies up to 1.5 GHz, Imagination BXE-4-32 graphics, and support for 1080p video encoding and 4K video playback.

The board also features 8GB of RAM, support for eMMC or SD card storage, and an optional Intel AX210 wireless card with support for WiFi 6E.

You can use the board as a standalone computer or add it to a Framework Laptop to create a RISC-V notebook. If you already have a Framework Laptop 13 you can remove the existing Intel or AMD board and replace it with the RISC-V board. Or if you don’t already have one of Framework’s laptops, you can buy a bundle from DeepComputing that includes both the board and the laptop with a 13.5 inch display, 55 Wh battery, stereo speakers, 1080p webcam, and fingerprint reader, among other features.

DeepComputing’s $199 Basic Tier package included a DC-ROMA RISC-V mainboard, a Cooler Master case that lets you use the mainboard as a standalone desktop computer (rather than a laptop), two Framework USB-C expansion cards, and a 64GB SD card. This version does not have a wireless card.

But customers can also pay extra for a Standard Tier model with a WiFi module and antenna plus USB-A and HDMI expansion cards, or opt for Pro or Enterprise Tier models which also include Framework 13 laptops. And there’s also an option to pay $99 to $169 for “value-added services” including a 50% discount on the mass-produced mainboard once it goes on sale next year, and “an opportunity to provide valuable feedback to help shape future product improvements” which is… a little weird. It seems odd to charge for the ability to send feedback for an early access product. Typically companies that offer this sort of pre-release product are hoping to collect feedback from users rather than asking customers to pay extra for the ability to provide it.

#dcRomaRiscVMainboard #DeepComputing #framework #frameworkLaptop #frameworkMainboard #riscV #starfiveJh7110

This Raspberry Pi lookalike has a StarFive JH7110 RISC-V processor

The Geniatech XPI-7110 is a credit card-sized single-board computer that bears more than a passing resemblance to a Raspberry Pi: it has a similar shape, size, and set of ports and connectors, including a Raspberry Pi-compatible 40-pin GPIO header.
What makes the XPI-7110 stand out is its processor. Instead of an ARM-based chip, this little computer features a […]

https://liliputing.com/?p=170881

#geniatech #geniatechXpi7110 #riscV #sbc #starfiveJh7110

This Raspberry Pi lookalike has a StarFive JH7110 RISC-V processor

The Geniatech XPI-7110 is a credit card-sized single-board computer that bears more than a passing resemblance to a Raspberry Pi: it has a similar shape, size, and set of ports and connectors, including a Raspberry Pi-compatible 40-pin GPIO header.
What makes the XPI-7110 stand out is its processor. Instead of an ARM-based chip, this little computer features a […]

https://liliputing.com/?p=170881

#geniatech #geniatechXpi7110 #riscV #sbc #starfiveJh7110

Framework introduces a RISC-V mainboard for its modular laptops

Framework’s laptops feature mainboards that are designed to removed and replaced, making repairs and upgrades easy. But that design also makes it possible to take a laptop that originally shipped with an Intel chip, for example, and swap out the motherboard for one with an AMD processor.
Soon you’ll also be able to add a RISC-V […]

https://liliputing.com/?p=169823

#framework #frameworkLaptop13 #jh7110 #modular #riscV #starfiveJh7110

Framework introduces a RISC-V mainboard for its modular laptops

Framework’s laptops feature mainboards that are designed to removed and replaced, making repairs and upgrades easy. But that design also makes it possible to take a laptop that originally shipped with an Intel chip, for example, and swap out the motherboard for one with an AMD processor.
Soon you’ll also be able to add a RISC-V […]

https://liliputing.com/?p=169823

#framework #frameworkLaptop13 #jh7110 #modular #riscV #starfiveJh7110