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Filip Szkandera’s Pineapple ONE Is a RISC-V Computer Built Entirely From Discrete Logic Components | Gareth Halfacree, hackster.io

By RISC-V Community NewsApril 28, 2021May 2nd, 2021No Comments

Running at just 500kHz, this multi-board computer is surprisingly functional — and could form the basis for an open source educational kit.

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Filip Szkandera’s Pineapple ONE Is a RISC-V Computer Built Entirely From Discrete Logic Components | Gareth Halfacree, hackster.io

Running at just 500kHz, this multi-board computer is surprisingly functional — and could form the basis for an open source educational kit.

Previous PostRISC-V International Welcomes Chengwei Capital as a Premier Member

Next PostEmbedded Executive: Mark Himelstein, CTO, RISC-V | Rich Nass, Embedded Computing DesignMark

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