The sub-10¢ microcontroller now has a $1.50 development board, though it's a bring-your-own-programmer design. Read the full article.
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A Phoronix reader pointed out that there are initial code that landed for adding RISC-V processor support to Microsoft's .NET runtime. Read the full article.
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When we first wrote about the 10-cent CH32V003 RISC-V MCU it was offered in a $7 development board and the closed-source MounRiver Studio IDE had to be used for programming. But things…
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The nanoCH32V003 is a tiny development board featuring a general-purpose 32-bit RISC-V core. Some of the peripherals found on this low-power embedded device include up to 18GPIOs, 1x USART, 1x I2C, 1x…
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While there has been much work on the Linux kernel's RISC-V CPU architecture support, a feature not tackled until now has been the Kernel Address Space Layout Randomization (KASLR) support for randomizing…
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Hsinchu, Taiwan and Uppsala, Sweden, Feb. 14, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Andes Technology (TWSE:6533) and IAR Systems together announce that ILITEK’s Touch and Display Driver Integration (TDDI) SoC, ILI6600A, adopts the Andes…
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COLUMN | You probably knew Google's ChromeOS is a Linux distribution. But, now, it's running on more than Linux under the hood. I didn't, and I've been covering Chrome OS like paint since…
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Today, IAR launches an updated brand with a new visual identity reflecting the company’s transformational journey and focus on empowering embedded engineering. At the same time, the name changes to…
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Verifying the security of processors has become an essential step in the design of modern electronic systems. Users want to be sure that their consumer devices can’t be hacked, and…
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While there is a lot to love about RISC-V, with the plethora of RISC-V extensions some of the acronyms are hard to digest. The latest example is the Linux kernel…
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